Category: Critical Race Theory / Identity politics

  • One citizen speaks for keeping cops in schools, gets race-baited by school board member; Part #1

    Blaska survives a chaotic meeting in a chaotic school district I spoke before the Madison School Board’s ad hoc committee on police in the schools late Monday afternoon. Or tried to. Room 103 of the Doyle administration bldg was packed with the usual suspects, a term I used in my remarks. There were about 50…

  • Madison middle school teacher quits because her school is in chaos, Part #1

    Nap time in Room 120 Rushed to the hospital after breaking up a fight Madison schools will fail if they continue to allow race to get in the way of education. The race-inspired behavior education plan (BEP) is destroying Madison schools more surely than Democrats’ favorite boogeyman, Act 10. More evidence comes from a teacher…

  • The Left prioritizes school troublemakers and crustaceans over workers

    The problem with liberals, parts #234 and 234½  Big long story in today’s print Capital Times exposes a terrible injustice: “A student lingers in detention after an unauthorized letter from his school reaches his court file.” Mattie Reese wants to make sure what happened to her child never happens to another Madison Metropolitan School District student. …

  • Some hate speech is O.K., depending on the speaker

    Like the Roseanne show, this blog has been rebooted … but not canceled (so far) The party-line telephone here at the Stately Manor was ringing off the hook Tuesday with concern that this popular feature (Free! And worth it!) had been canceled by our Russian disinformation handlers — and that its Founder, Producer, and Chief…

  • Who is the racist now?

    Quiz time on this beautiful summer day to start the Memorial Day weekend. Who is the racist? Is it Rachel Dolezal, the white woman who posed as black and even scored a post as an NAACP official — to the wonderment of her red-haired parents? We thought she had enjoyed her 15 minutes of shame…

  • On Starbucks and Meadowood Library

    The Stately Manor is open to customers only A few years back, drunken bums set up housekeeping at a Brittingham Park shelter. Comfy on sofas discarded on curbside, they blasted tunes on boom boxes as they got their jones on by mid-day. Homeless advocates celebrated the squalid squatters as if they were integrating the neighborhood.…