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Oppression In LA Schools
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| David, I want to ask you, you know, as a Latino, how do we get our minorities to start believing on President Trump? | |
| What can they do? | |
| Well, he needs to make big overtures to the inner cities. | |
| He needs to have a new deal for inner city America is what I would say, black America, Hispanic America in the inner cities. | |
| And Republicans have to nail the Democrats for being racist, for oppressing, for oppressing. | |
| They do the real oppression of black people and Hispanic people in the schools. | |
| The LA schools are probably 70 or 80 percent Hispanic. | |
| And in 2000, the LA Times had a front page article they were going to end the social promotion, which is you lie to the kids and tell them they learn something and promote them, even when they learn nothing and need to be held back. | |
| And the article was how they can't end social promotion because the school district did a study that showed they would have to hold back 350,000 children in LA schools. | |
| So they just went on lying to them and letting them graduate functionally illiterate. | |
| That's a social atrocity. | |
| But Republicans are too polite to mention it. | |
| And I'm hoping that Trump will go on the offensive. | |
| You know, if he can't do it this year, next year. | |
| But the sooner the better. | |
| And you have to show the Hispanic and black communities and other minority communities who their actual enemies are. | |
| And it's Democrats. | |