Re: Ebonics

Anonymous wrote:

Now, you might argue that districts with low property tax revenues don't deserve public schools, or that those public schools should be openbly funded without playing strange games with bilingual education. However, there's no point in arguing they shouldn't teach Ebonic as no one intends to teach it.

Of course there's a point! It's not based in fact, it's not honest, and it's not helpful, but there *is* a point. Call it "satire" or "straw man" depending on your general opinion of black people and "their" politics. -rich