Scott, I truly do love EVERY post I read of yours. Hence, my subscribing a few weeks ago. But this one, coming as it does at graduation time, is especially meaningful to me. Would you mind if I shared with the teachers and kids with whom I'm working over the next month or so? Kind regards, Steve Peha
Sincere question: What do you teach your children about the underlying stress and work of being an oppressed person? Because from your position as a white male with good finances I think it's very precious to talk about being positive, patient and unemotional. I hear that and that is meaningful. But what I am not reading here is teaching your children how to understand what it means to come from privilege, what it means to be white and how things like "emotional" can be interpreted differently by different sexes, races and cultural experiences. I'd love to see more of that in your teaching of your children. Lots of love to you
Scott, I truly do love EVERY post I read of yours. Hence, my subscribing a few weeks ago. But this one, coming as it does at graduation time, is especially meaningful to me. Would you mind if I shared with the teachers and kids with whom I'm working over the next month or so? Kind regards, Steve Peha
Sincere question: What do you teach your children about the underlying stress and work of being an oppressed person? Because from your position as a white male with good finances I think it's very precious to talk about being positive, patient and unemotional. I hear that and that is meaningful. But what I am not reading here is teaching your children how to understand what it means to come from privilege, what it means to be white and how things like "emotional" can be interpreted differently by different sexes, races and cultural experiences. I'd love to see more of that in your teaching of your children. Lots of love to you
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