EDITORIAL: Teach our children well — and wisely
We apologize, but this video has failed to load.It also leaves us wondering who’s running things in our schools. In recent months, we’ve seen policies introduced over the objections of large numbers of parents.A few examples of controversial policies that have gone unchallenged: Canada became an international laughing stock when an Ontario teacher persisted in showing up to work with inappropriately displayed ballon-sized breasts.
Bilkszto, who had lived in the U.S., challenged that statement. He called it an “incredible disservice,” to teach such an idea. In a session the following week, Ojo-Thompson used his statement as a “real life example of resistance in support of white supremacy,” according to a statement of claim in a lawsuit Bilkszto brought. The claims have not been tested in court. To imply that he was a white supremacist is defamatory and toxic language to use at a workplace seminar.
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