Cultural Backlash to Truth, and Disturbing Targeting of Roland Fryer, with Glenn Loury and Rob Montz
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- Megyn Kelly is joined by Glenn Loury, Brown University economist, and Rob Montz, filmmaker and Good Kid Productions CEO, to talk about the legacy of Roland Fryer, the phenomenal impact of the Harlem Children’s Center, the Black establishment at Harvard University, cultural backlash against the truth, the disturbing targeting of Fryer linked to his work, and more.
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Glenn Loury is an American treasure.
so is Thomas Sowell as well.
There are bad teachers…..and there are good teachers……just acknowledge that. Unions are left
Yup. Also Jason Whitlock, Matt Walsh, and Clay Travis. And Ben Shapiro
Loury is a so-called academic who has found another way to make a buck, not like so many other pundits found under rocks by infotainers like Megyn. His ilk doesn’t much care what they spew forth as long as it leads to his next gig. Those that can, do; those that can’t, teach. Probably has a picture of Clarence T. On his wall. What a traitor to his race!
Gorgeous in green - “Fire the bad teachers and set the expectations higher”
Those who believe they can and those that believe they can’t are usually both right. Telling kids that they can’t succeed because the system is rigged against them all but guarantees that they will not succeed. It will however guarantee a lot of very angry children who will vote Democrat in the future.
The Fryer model should be used in public ed. overall, not just for minority communities.
Wonder why Claudine Gay targeted Roland?
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He debunked the myth about police involved shootings
@@media696 Outed a primary means by which the Gay's of the race grifter contingent maintained sway over their community? Apparently unforgivable. At least that's what Jessie Jackson and Al Sharpton have said.
Whether it concerns education, or the role of race in the police use of force, Prof. Fryer has discovered that unpopular truths have no place at Harvard.
Need to eliminate the teacher’s union… evil group
Teachers are very committed to their students, but are also committed to the ideologies and techniques that they are comfortable with. It is not fair to assume that reforms can be implemented on the backs of classroom teachers who have “already seen these ideas come and go” when the experts move out, and they are abandoned to chance.
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The change to success at our schools means a simpler way of education. Forget about politics and group identity, emphasise core curriculum and set standards that are expected, no demanded, to be met. It starts with administrators, down to the teachers and finally the students. They're not doing that and until they all do, I'm going to challenge their commitment. How could they be very commit, to their students, if they accept poor effort and performance? They're saying that the students aren't capable so why try and that's the recipe for failure.
Very entertaining but, more importantly, illuminating segment. Great job.
Megyn… you are an incredibly good listener! That is why you’re so smart and well liked. Your beauty is not even an issue!
It's really grating to hear anyone refer to Henry Rogers (a/k/a Ibram X. Kendi) as an "intellectual." The guy is as far from a genuine intellectual as you could get.
Kendi is an intellectual but he's not a very good one. It's like a pro hockey player in the NHL. They're all hockey players but they're not all of the same talent. However, their players union isn't demanding that the fastest skaters be hobbled down so they can only skate as fast as the slowest skaters. That's what Kendi is advocating for and it's hurting everyone.
Problem is that what do you do with all the bad teachers. This is a problem. It used to be that they starved for a while and then decided maybe they should become good teachers. Or maybe they found something that are good at so they didn't starve. Maybe they could ask the govt for some money to retrain. I would be okay to help fund that retracing, but keeping folks Ina job that do a bad job Is a bad idea🤔
You know you're in for a great rant/takedown when Glenn says, "In all due respect..." 🥰
Teachers unions are a prime example of Pournelle’s Iron Law of Bureaucracy, that those who are good at the internal politics of an organization tend to run it, and disregard the purported goals of that organizarion.
A better example is police unions.
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If teachers unions were committed to teaching success, we wouldn't need as large a police force and the police unions would lose their power. Unions are a scourge to the public sector.
a lot of money has been in play to fiddle with this and that
the race-baiters get a platform somehow
and what are the kids being taught ??
It is a no brainer. Identify “best practice” in classrooms and schools, study its features, and see if and how it can be replicated elsewhere to improve outcomes.
Do not make them victims.
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Teachers union will never allow someone to come in clean house by getting rid of underperforming educators because that would put a lot of old, lazy folks in the bread line
Yep, it is about power struggle and control at the end of the day.
Just … lets go brandon…. FJB
I would go so far as to suggest child abuse , for in the end , both children are wounded from both sides ...
Check out the Michaela School in London and the awe inspiring Headmistress Catherine Birbalsingh.
Since Loury once called my writing “brilliant” and was “blown away” by my site and signed up, I’d like to think that would earn me some credibility. Not with this crowd. Nothing registers the nanosecond you sense any dissent from the company line.
“The Civil Rights Movement is over” - in 1984! That - took guts! And that - is the Loury I was looking for. Maybe when you’re done talking race, woke, and CRT for the ten-thousandth time - we can consider approaching problems in a more multi-dimensional manner? Just a thought!
The commentary these communities speaks volumes about social media & the state of society: Habitually slinging self-congratulations and high praise for purveyors of virtue: Virtues that vanish the second you're called to put them to the test. Following facts that go in the direction you desire - doesn’t count. Anybody can do that!
The smorgasbord of sub-cultures has created another dimension of delusion in America: Hardening minds not broadening them. If you think one party is to blame for this Charlie Foxtrot of a country we’ve become: You’re not part of the solution - you’re part of the problem. Unschooled in Adjustment: onevoicebecametwo.life/2022/05/17/unschooled-in-adjustment/
However, you do have to identify a problem in order to fix it. It becomes very difficult when the bureaucracy will fight you tooth and nail every step you take. Most Americans don't really understand why things are as bad as they are in American education. Try to tell our educators to ignore political ideology, group identity and stick to core subjects and success and you have a fight on your hands. We'd better know that going in or you don't stand a chance.
This video popped up for me after the Harvard/Claudine Gay kerfuffle. Lol
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Bad teachers?
No, bad students with bad attitudes and behavior--
that's the reality; face it.
There is both.
Not so--student attitudes and behavior win the day--it's nothing new here. attituDEs @@spencerantoniomarlen-starr3069
If you allow the bad students to rule the classroom, you are a bad teacher. If the bad teachers are allowed to stay, you have a bad administration. It starts in kindergarten, when the child's mind is still being formed. If you don't tackle the problem early, it'll get harder and harder to deal with as they grow older. It'll become a rudderless ship.
With an attitude like yours, we might as well give up our education system and save ourselves a ton of money. Surrender is not the path to success at any level.
I dont think you saw my point--neighborhoods and the students create bad schools and education--talk to any teacher or anyone who knows what's going on in the culture of urban schools.@@JackHaveman52
The real reason it wasn't replicated is because you can't replicate a fraud .
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WTF are you talking about??
@@TheNancypoo A bit crude and non-specific whiney reply. Are you what people label a "Karen"?