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Today is a citywide "Day Out Against Hate." City Council Speaker Christine Quinn and the Reverend Al Sharpton have spearheaded the event, which was prompted by a number of disturbing hate crime incidents, from swastikas in Brooklyn Heights to a noose found at the Columbia University campus.
The Politicker was at one of the events this morning, where Brooklyn Borough President Marty Markowitz "suggested, rather strongly, that city public school students be required to make field trips to institutions like the L.G.B.T. center in lower Manhattan."
Later, Speaker Quinn told Azi Paybarah, "there were a bunch of different ideas that got brought up in there. I think we’re going to take them all to the Department of Education, the Department of Youth and Community Development and explore them and explore how we can make them possible.” It's an interesting and worthy concept, but we couldn't help but be reminded of the South Park episode "The Death Camp of Tolerance."
And, up at Columbia, there are anti-hate collages created from events at Teachers College on display.
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Lemmiwinks, NO!
check this out:
http://www.museumoftolerance.com/site/c.juLVJ8MRKtH/b.1580483/k.BE32/Home.htm
it is the "museum of tolerance" in california dedicated to the theme of tolerance in a very vague way - and clumping it with the holocaust. kind of a bizarre space...
thank god its still pc to hate white folks - I cant stand them crackers!
"President Marty Markowitz "suggested, rather strongly, that city public school students be required to make field trips to institutions like the L.G.B.T. center in lower Manhattan.""
Hey Marty, take your kids their first, and leave them there for the weekend.
Whats next, mandatory jihad classes at the mosque?
Oh, I forgot, they already created a public school for that...
Why not just show that episode of South Park to all Columbia students and be done with it?
They'll learn what it means to be tolerant and accepting, and what happens when you introduce the element of the gerbil to the endothermic heat of Mr. Slave's tight ass (_*_)