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@KateNicolia [name pseudonymized] [ontology] [09]: Jonathan Bradley, 4th year student: "In my 4 years at Ryerson, I held my tongue countless times when it comes to talking about statue and other matters related to identity politics. I have felt my way through conversations to determine whether person is woke."
#woke #Ryerson [URL redacted]
#EDUCATorontoMetropolitanUniversityTMUCKARyersonUniversity [Wikipedia]
#PhenomnStatueToppling
Context #WebsiteTheConversationHunterKnight "Conservative leader Erin O'Toole issued a public apology in December: 'I said that the residential school system was intended to try and 'provide education.' It was not. The system was intended to remove children from the influence of their homes, families, traditions and cultures.' He was referring to comments he made in a meeting with a Conservative club at Ryerson University, where he defended Egerton Ryerson in response to substantial debate and protest surrounding Ryerson's legacy. O'Toole's apology gives us an opportunity to think about Ryerson's understanding of education and the purposes of schooling in a settler colonial society. As critics rightly noted, it is true that the primary objectives of residential schools were not to educate children. It is also true that these institutions were part of Ryerson's broader conception of schooling as key to what he foresaw as the evolution of Canada into a 'civilized' white and culturally British nation." https://theconversation.com/egerton-ryerson-racist-philosophy-of-residential-schools-also-shaped-public-education-143039 #IRLHistoricalFigureEgertonRyerson [Wikipedia] #PhenomnColonialismSettler #LiteralSchoolResidential #ToponymAmericaNorthCanada #IdentityFirstNations #OrgClassifPPCAConservativePartyCPCErinOToole [Wikipedia] #PhenomnCulturalAdjustmentCulturalAssimilation [Wikipedia] #PhenomnCulturalAdjustmentAcculturation [Wikipedia]
Context #WebsiteTheConversationHunterKnight "Conservative leader Erin O'Toole issued a public apology in December: 'I said that the residential school system was intended to try and 'provide education.' It was not. The system was intended to remove children from the influence of their homes, families, traditions and cultures.' He was referring to comments he made in a meeting with a Conservative club at Ryerson University, where he defended Egerton Ryerson in response to substantial debate and protest surrounding Ryerson's legacy. O'Toole's apology gives us an opportunity to think about Ryerson's understanding of education and the purposes of schooling in a settler colonial society. As critics rightly noted, it is true that the primary objectives of residential schools were not to educate children. It is also true that these institutions were part of Ryerson's broader conception of schooling as key to what he foresaw as the evolution of Canada into a 'civilized' white and culturally British nation." https://theconversation.com/egerton-ryerson-racist-philosophy-of-residential-schools-also-shaped-public-education-143039 #IRLHistoricalFigureEgertonRyerson [Wikipedia] #PhenomnColonialismSettler #LiteralSchoolResidential #ToponymAmericaNorthCanada #IdentityFirstNations #OrgClassifPPCAConservativePartyCPCErinOToole [Wikipedia] #PhenomnCulturalAdjustmentCulturalAssimilation [Wikipedia] #PhenomnCulturalAdjustmentAcculturation [Wikipedia]
"Socialism is the philosophy of failure, the creed of ignorance, and the gospel of envy"
#IRLHistoricalFigureWinstonChurchill
#WebsitePatriotPost
#PoliticsSocialism
Context #EDUUSHillsdaleCollegeTheChurchillProject https://winstonchurchill.hillsdale.edu/socialism-is-the-philosophy-of-failure-winston-churchill/
Context #EDUUSHillsdaleCollegeTheChurchillProject https://winstonchurchill.hillsdale.edu/socialism-is-the-philosophy-of-failure-winston-churchill/
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