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> wrote:
> > We have always been told, by liberals, that racial discrimination is
> > due to ignorance, and that "white flighters" are uneducated bigots. But
> > now it turns out that there is research that reveals that the people
> > who are most likely to choose all white schools for their children are
> > the most educated whites. But we already knew this. Tony Blair made
> > sure his own children went to an all white school, even if it meant
> > that they had to commute to the other side of London.
> >
> >
> > The article pasted below is taken from
> >
> > www.amren.com
> >
> > which is packed with interesting articles that defend white
> > civilisation and culture.
> >
> >
> >
> > ************************************************** ************************************************** *****
> >
> > A study, co-authored by Rice sociologist Michael Emerson, shows that
> > increased education of whites, in particular, may not only have little
> > effect on eliminating prejudice, but it also may be one reason behind
> > the rise of racial segregation in U.S. schools. Furthermore,
> > higher-educated whites, regardless of their income, are more likely
> > than less-educated whites to judge a school's quality and base their
> > school choice on its racial composition.
> >
> > Black-white racial segregation has been on the rise in primary and
> > secondary schools over the past decade. While whites, especially those
> > who are highly educated, may express an interest in having their
> > children attend integrated schools, in reality, they seek out schools
> > that are racially segregated. In the study, researchers found, on
> > average, that the greater the education of white parents, the more
> > likely they will remove their children from public schools as the
> > percentage of black students increases.
> >
> > "We believed from prior studies that education has a significantly
> > positive impact on racial attitudes," says Emerson, the Allyn and
> > Gladys Cline Professor of Sociology. "We found when studying
> > behaviors, however, that acquiring more education is not a means of
> > combating segregation. Education may broaden an individual's world,
> > but it also leads to greater negative sensitivity toward blacks'
> > presence in public schools."
> >
> > Emerson and research colleague David Sikkink, an associate professor of
> > sociology at the University of Notre Dame, know that income and other
> > factors come into play in terms of school choice, but their study shows
> > that, even after controlling for these variables, education has an
> > unintended effect. Whites with more education place a greater emphasis
> > on race when choosing a school for their children, while
> > higher-educated African Americans do not consider race.
> >
> > {snip}
> >
> > According to the researchers, part of this behavior is explained by the
> > place and meaning of schooling for children of more-educated white
> > parents. Degrees, for example, become status markers, regardless of
> > income. Parents seek quality education for their children to ensure
> > they are not hindered from achieving the "good life." As earlier
> > studies indicate, education is a key to social mobility and one of the
> > most important forms of cultural capital.
> >
> > {snip}
> >
> > The researchers found that regardless of income, more-educated whites
> > in their data set also lived in "whiter" neighborhoods than
> > less-educated whites. Higher-income African Americans also lived in
> > whiter, but more racially mixed, neighborhoods than lower-income
> > blacks. "The more income African Americans made," Emerson says,
> > "the more likely their children attended more racially mixed schools
> > than did African American children of less-educated, lower-income
> > parents." This, he explains, is because more highly educated or
> > higher-income African Americans often live in areas with racially mixed
> > local public schools, close to high concentrations of whites that have
> > undergone desegregation plans, while African American children of
> > less-educated, lower-income parents attend largely black schools. When
> > separating income from their analysis, however, the researchers
> > concluded that unlike whites, African American parents'
> > higher-education levels don't affect their school choice.
> >
> > {snip}
> >
> > "Our study arrived at a very sad and profound conclusion," says
> > Emerson. "More formal education is not the answer to racial
> > segregation in this country. Without a structure of laws requiring
> > desegregation, it appears that segregation will continue to breed
> > segregation."
> >
> > Titled "School Choice and Racial Residential Segregation in U.S.
> > Schools: The Role of Parents' Education," the study will be
> > published in an upcoming issue of Ethnic and Racial Studies.

The lower classes embrace political correctness in the hope it will
enhance their social status.
The watch too much TV.

ted

wrote:

> The lower classes embrace political correctness in the hope it will
> enhance their social status.
> The watch too much TV.
>
> ted

I doubt the lower classes have ever even heard of political
correctness.
LOL!
Maybe it is not tv in general, but the wrong channels? Are the
semi-illiterate more or less likely to watch a program on the Discovery
Science channel?
Are white supremacists more or less likely to watch a program on the
biological evolution of the human species in Africa?

:|

From what I've seen, the most dedicated white supremacists are wealthy
black men, who want white wives, white doctors, white lawyers, white
business agents, and live in white neighborhoods. Some, like Michael
Jackson, want white children and white skin. Go figure.-Jitney

In article .com>,
"Jitney" > wrote:

> From what I've seen, the most dedicated white supremacists are wealthy
> black men, who want white wives, white doctors, white lawyers, white
> business agents, and live in white neighborhoods. Some, like Michael
> Jackson, want white children and white skin. Go figure.-Jitney
>

And it seems that black girls prefer white dolls..

Many wealthy black folks might be as conservative as some of our more
conservative whites, but they are keenly aware of
the race card and how quickly it can be played in Amerikkka
On Dec 31, 12:30 am, "Jitney" > wrote:
> From what I've seen, the most dedicated white supremacists are wealthy
> black men, who want white wives, white doctors, white lawyers, white
> business agents, and live in white neighborhoods. Some, like Michael
> Jackson, want white children and white skin. Go figure.-Jitney

wrote in
ups.com:

>
> wrote:
>
>> The lower classes embrace political correctness in the hope it will
>> enhance their social status.
>> The watch too much TV.
>>
>> ted
>
> I doubt the lower classes have ever even heard of political
> correctness.
> LOL!

Political correctness is the domain of yuppieish, liberal-leaning,
twenty and thirty-somethings living in upscale American suburbia.

Mr. and Mrs. "Joe Beercan" OTOH, are probably the least
politically-correct people on the planet



the Curmudgeon


> Maybe it is not tv in general, but the wrong channels? Are the
> semi-illiterate more or less likely to watch a program on the
> Discovery Science channel?
> Are white supremacists more or less likely to watch a program on the
> biological evolution of the human species in Africa?
>
>:|
>