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Was This Church Of England School Right To Ban Rastafarian Dreadlocks?
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Once more it seems that we have been forced to back down from our rules in English dress code, so as to fit in with other cultures.
Once more it seems that we have been forced to back down from our rules in English dress code, so as to fit in with other cultures.
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10:13 Thu 13th Sep 2018
Its a pity Andy you can't use your effusive replies to answer my two posts that refer to you describing people who just don't agree with the Court's decision on this matter as covert racists and small minded people who can't/don't want change.
I also find your idea of what a Texan is highly amusing and no doubt gleaned from binge watching of Bonanza.
I also find your idea of what a Texan is highly amusing and no doubt gleaned from binge watching of Bonanza.
Andy-Hughes
/// Sitting unruly passengers at the front of a bus because the driver needs to supervise them is a valid reason - sitting Rosa Parkes at the back of the bus because she has black skin, is not. ///
What of this scenario? sitting Rosa Parkes at the front of the bus, because she was committing a disturbance, would this also be classed as discrimination?
/// Sitting unruly passengers at the front of a bus because the driver needs to supervise them is a valid reason - sitting Rosa Parkes at the back of the bus because she has black skin, is not. ///
What of this scenario? sitting Rosa Parkes at the front of the bus, because she was committing a disturbance, would this also be classed as discrimination?
Auntlydia - // I also find your idea of what a Texan is highly amusing and no doubt gleaned from binge watching of Bonanza. //
It's not my 'image' of what a Texan is, it's a standardised extreme exaggeration to make a point.
I don't think I'd glean an awful lot about Texans from watching Bonanza either - it's set in Nevada, and that's over thirteen hundred miles away!
It's not my 'image' of what a Texan is, it's a standardised extreme exaggeration to make a point.
I don't think I'd glean an awful lot about Texans from watching Bonanza either - it's set in Nevada, and that's over thirteen hundred miles away!
AOG - // What of this scenario? sitting Rosa Parkes at the front of the bus, because she was committing a disturbance, would this also be classed as discrimination? //
What about this scenario - let's call her Ron and make her twenty-five and white and living in New York.
How far away from the point do you want to go?
What about this scenario - let's call her Ron and make her twenty-five and white and living in New York.
How far away from the point do you want to go?
AOG - // Zacs-Master
How can I be wrong, even CORBYLOON admitted it?
/// Parks was charged with breaking
racial segregation laws in the
city. ///
My example of Rosa Parkes was to highlight the notion of rules that are based on prejudice - I don't think it's helpful to the debate for you to take an illustrative example and spin it out of all proportion to its relevance to what we are discussing here.
How can I be wrong, even CORBYLOON admitted it?
/// Parks was charged with breaking
racial segregation laws in the
city. ///
My example of Rosa Parkes was to highlight the notion of rules that are based on prejudice - I don't think it's helpful to the debate for you to take an illustrative example and spin it out of all proportion to its relevance to what we are discussing here.
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