Beorn
02-07-2011, 06:43 PM
I found out today that my daughter is having a black history week. She has already been learning about Martin Luther King and I think Barack Hussein Obama is next up tomorrow.
So, I have written a letter. See what you think. I am looking for any opinions on what should be added, deleted or general ideas.
To whom it concerns,
It has been brought to my attention that my daughter, ----- , has been involved in the "celebration" of a racially discriminating and racially motivated activity week: Black History Week.
I feel absolutely devastated that my child is being educated in such a racially divisive and politically motivated manner. Would you happily educate our children in a 'white history week'?
I vehemently despise this activity and would kindly request that my child is removed from the class at the part of the day in which the class is being taught how to celebrate this week. If this method of exclusion is unsuitable and would disturb the class, then I formally give notice of my child not attending the rest of the week due to parent protest.
I am angered already that my daughter has been searching for the known Communist sympathiser, sexual pervert, racist, plagiarizer, false Christian preacher; Martin Luther King, or, Michael King as he is legally known. It is not a character I wish for my child to be learning about unless under strict parental supervision in order to guide her through the political redtape and downright lies surrounding this historical fraud.
I can only envisage the next person to be "celebrated" during this week. Would it be Nelson Mandela? Perhaps it could be taught about his involvement in terrorism and the healthy aspect of all such international statesmen in having people killed by the process of 'necklacing'.
Sadly I cannot hand this letter in personally as I have to work, but my partner, ----- , is instructed to await a response from ----- school regarding her class exclusion or possible week long absence.
Many warm regards,
So, I have written a letter. See what you think. I am looking for any opinions on what should be added, deleted or general ideas.
To whom it concerns,
It has been brought to my attention that my daughter, ----- , has been involved in the "celebration" of a racially discriminating and racially motivated activity week: Black History Week.
I feel absolutely devastated that my child is being educated in such a racially divisive and politically motivated manner. Would you happily educate our children in a 'white history week'?
I vehemently despise this activity and would kindly request that my child is removed from the class at the part of the day in which the class is being taught how to celebrate this week. If this method of exclusion is unsuitable and would disturb the class, then I formally give notice of my child not attending the rest of the week due to parent protest.
I am angered already that my daughter has been searching for the known Communist sympathiser, sexual pervert, racist, plagiarizer, false Christian preacher; Martin Luther King, or, Michael King as he is legally known. It is not a character I wish for my child to be learning about unless under strict parental supervision in order to guide her through the political redtape and downright lies surrounding this historical fraud.
I can only envisage the next person to be "celebrated" during this week. Would it be Nelson Mandela? Perhaps it could be taught about his involvement in terrorism and the healthy aspect of all such international statesmen in having people killed by the process of 'necklacing'.
Sadly I cannot hand this letter in personally as I have to work, but my partner, ----- , is instructed to await a response from ----- school regarding her class exclusion or possible week long absence.
Many warm regards,