College Hosts Anti-Racism Class...For Toddlers
Evergreen State College in Washington state has a new solution to that apparent "racist toddler” epidemic.
With the help of a group called Teaching for Change, Evergreen State is launching a workshop called “A is for Anti-Bias.” They plan to launch a national conversation about biases present in small children.
The workshop will combat this alleged toddler bias by “educating” parents on how to make sure their kids stop being so darned racist. Instead, it will teach parents how to make sure the little tikes grow up as politically correct as possible.
On their website, Teaching for Change explains that their goal is to create “an approach to early childhood education that sets forth values-based principles and methodology in support of respecting and embracing differences and acting against bias and unfairness.”
The event is geared towards (presumably very, very liberal) parents of children, aged 3-6, and includes presentations, handouts, and even homework.
With the help of a group called Teaching for Change, Evergreen State is launching a workshop called “A is for Anti-Bias.” They plan to launch a national conversation about biases present in small children.
The workshop will combat this alleged toddler bias by “educating” parents on how to make sure their kids stop being so darned racist. Instead, it will teach parents how to make sure the little tikes grow up as politically correct as possible.
On their website, Teaching for Change explains that their goal is to create “an approach to early childhood education that sets forth values-based principles and methodology in support of respecting and embracing differences and acting against bias and unfairness.”
The event is geared towards (presumably very, very liberal) parents of children, aged 3-6, and includes presentations, handouts, and even homework.
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