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Tag Archives: race
The Danger in Stereotyping Individuals
by Diane Rufino, March 26, 2022 Human beings come in all shapes, sizes, forms, and appearances, and with the passing of time, we are seeing an even greater diversity, mostly of a progressive nature. The so-called “window-dressing” is becoming more … Continue reading
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Tagged AIDS, AIDS epidemic, And the Band Played On, blacks, Diane Rufino, discrimination, Dred Scott, invidious discrimination, invidious stereotypes, Jews, Nazi Germany, race, racial discrimination, racial stereotypes, Randy Stilts, Roe v. Wade, stereotypes, unborn
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Progressive Indoctrination in Public Schools Takes Many Forms
by Diane Rufino, November 17, 2021 “Whoever controls the education of our children controls the future.” — Wilma Mankiller North Carolina’s state constitution, in Article IX, section 1 (“Education Encouraged”), reads: “Religion, morality, and knowledge being necessary to good government … Continue reading
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Tagged critical race theory, CRT, Diane Rufino, diversity, education system, gender fluidity, gender identity, identity surveys, inappropriate school reading material, inclusion, LGBT, LGBTQ, NC DPI, North Carolina, panorama surveys, pornography in school books, progressive school policies, progressive teachers, public schools, race, racism, racist, school boards, SEL, social emotional learning, transgenderism
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A DECLARATION Opposing the Teaching of Critical Race Theory (CRT) in North Carolina Public Schools
by Diane Rufino, May 10, 2021 I propose, and have written, the following DECLARATION – “A DECLARATION Opposing the Teaching of Critical Race Theory in North Carolina Public Schools.” It is based on my article “CRITICAL RACE THEORY: What It … Continue reading
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Tagged Christopher Rufo, concerned parents, critical race theory, CRT, declaration, Diane Rufino, discrimination, Equity in Action plan, indoctrination, indoctrination vs. education, inherent racism, institutionalized racism, NC public schools, North Carolina, opposing critical race theory, opposing CRT, opposition to CRT, public schools, race, racism, racist, segregation, structural racism, systemic racism, Wake County public school system, white privilege, whiteness
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A RESOLUTION to Oppose the Teaching of Critical Race Theory (CRT) in North Carolina Public Schools
by Diane Rufino, May 7, 2021 I propose, and have written, the following Resolution – “A RESOLUTION to Oppose the Teaching of Critical Race Theory in North Carolina Public Schools.” It is based on my article “CRITICAL RACE THEORY: What … Continue reading
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Tagged Christopher Rufo, concerned parents, critical race theory, CRT, Diane Rufino, discrimination, Equity in Action plan, indoctrination, indoctrination vs. education, inherent racism, institutionalized racism, NC public school system, North Carolina, opposition to ciritical race theory, opposition to CRT, race, racial, racist, resolution, segregation, structural racism, systemic racism, Wake County public school system, white privilege, whiteness
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CRITICAL RACE THEORY: What It Is, Where It Came From, and Where It’s Going
(Photo Credit: Fordham University School of Law, The Center on Race, Law, & Justice) by Diane Rufino, April 29, 2021 A. WHAT IS “CRITICAL RACE THEORY” IN GENERAL? Christopher Rufo, who works with the Heritage Foundation and is an expert … Continue reading
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Tagged anti-racism, Christopher Rufo, City Journal, critical race theory, CRT, Diane Rufino, disrimination, Equity in Action plan, inherent racism, Michelle Cordero, race, Raleigh public schools, Raleigh schools, Rep. Tim Scott, structural racism, Subversive Education, systemic racism, The Heritage Foundation, Wake County public school system, white guilt, white privilege, whiteness, whites as oppressors
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Charlottesville, Virginia: Demonizing Thomas Jefferson and Continuing the Trend to Foreclose Education and Free Speech
by Diane Rufino, July 6, 2019 On July 2, the Charlottesville (Virginia) City Council voted to no longer recognize Thomas Jefferson’s birthday, April 13, as a celebrated a paid holiday. Charlottesville is the hometown of our country’s most renown Founding … Continue reading
How the Left Operates (How it has consistently used “race” to invalidate NC Voter ID initiatives)
(Photo Credit: Daily Haymaker) by Diane Rufino, March 2, 2019 North Carolina voters have tried for a long time now to enact a common-sense voter identification law. For years, they have suspected voter and election fraud, and so when groups … Continue reading
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Tagged Diane Rufino, gerrymandering, Judge Bryan Collins, NAACP, NAACP and Clean Air Carolina v. Berger and Moore, NAACP v. Berger, NAACP v. Berger and Moore, NC district maps, NC General Assembly, NC state constitution, NC state constitutional amendment, NC voter ID amendment, NC Voter ID law, NCGA, NCNAACP, Phil Berger, race, racial gerrymandering, racially-gerrymandered NC district maps, Reverend Anthony Spearman, Reverend T. Anthony Spearman, SL 2018-144, Spearman, T. Anthony Spearman, Tim Moore, voter fraud, voter ID amendment, voter integrity, Wake County judge, Wake County judge Collins, Wake County judge strikes down Voter ID amendment
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African-American Police Officer Posts of the Reality of Patrolling in the Inner City
by Diane Rufino, July 13, 2016 Benjamin Spock once wrote: “Most middle-class whites have no idea what it feels like to be subjected to police who are routinely suspicious, rude, belligerent, and brutal.” … Continue reading
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Tagged Benjamin Spock, Bill O'Reilly, black communities, black community, Black Lives Matter, black-on-black crime, BLM, Blue Lives matter, crime statistics, Dallas, Dallas memorial service, Diane Rufino, facebook post, inner cities, inner city, Jay Salien, law enforcement, Obama, police, police brutality, race, racism, Robert Kennedy, Salien
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A Deliberate and Tragic Act of Racism
by Diane Rufino, July 9, 2016 In a deliberate and calculated act of racism, a black man ambushed and gunned down five Dallas police officers and injured seven more. I watched on TV how … Continue reading
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Tagged Black Lives Matter, Blue Lives matter, Dallas, Diane Rufino, mass shooting, Micah Johnsonm, Obama, officers, police, police officers, race, racism, shooting
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