Dear Fairfax County Public Schools Staff,

Like school systems across the nation, Fairfax County Public Schools is celebrating Black History Month in February. Governor Northam reminded us that “Black history is American history, but for too long, the story we have told was insufficient and inadequate.” During this month, and throughout the school year, we are dedicated to telling a more complex and inclusive story of our shared past by acknowledging and honoring Black lives. FCPS believes Black Lives Matter. Highlighting the contributions of Black and African American people to our collective past is a way to keep equity at the center of our work. As I shared in June, to my Black and African American students and staff, I want you to know that we see you, we believe in you, and we stand with you.

As educators, we strive to ensure that our students have a full and accurate understanding of history and can make connections from past events to the present day. The Fairfax County School Board has approved plans to develop policy directing the development of anti-racist curriculum. Additionally, the board now has policy guidance related to controversial issues. The recently appointed Chief Equity Officer is developing a comprehensive plan to deepen the application of an equity lens across all functions of the organization. In all these ways and more, we are striving to be a school system that lives its values and commitments to ensure all students and staff have opportunity to thrive.

During the month of February, we want to take the opportunity to celebrate Black History Month by affirming African American accomplishments, milestones, and contributions to our nation’s history. Next month, we will continue professional learning for all staff, designed to amplify and affirm the voices of those who are marginalized by systems, society, and the status quo. We do this because our children are watching. In the words of Amanda Gorman, “History has its eyes on us.”

Sincerely,

Scott S. Brabrand,

In the second sentence, you mention a guy called Governor Northam. You mean this guy?
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Why does he capitalize “black lives matter” in the following sentence?
FCPS believes Black Lives Matter.

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> Why does he capitalize “black lives matter” in
> the following sentence?
> FCPS believes Black Lives Matter.


Because Black Lives Matter is an organization, not a thought. Therefore it should be capitalized. It is a marxist terrorist organization, but following common writing styles it is supposed to be capitalized. Just like if you were to say "american airlines" in referring to all the airline companies in the U.S. as opposed to "American Airlines", a specific company with that name. He is a fool for even discussing BLM, but whatever, I'm done with Fairfax County. Looking for my exit....

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What a load of bullshit! FCPS is the most racist, corrupt, prejudice asshole fucktards alive. What a fucking phony!

If you look very closely at even what he's saying;

"as we look thru the lens"
"telling stories"
"affirming voices"

etc... etc....

It's similar to what all the libtards do, pay lip service to blacks. They aren't doing anything for them aside from sitting around talking about how amazing all of them are...like building up little autistic kids through verbal affirmation.

They are following LBJ's lead. And if one of them shows up in front of their house you better believe the libtards have 911 on speed dial.
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wow....white LGBTQ bed wetting liberals teaching black history at FCPS

whut could possibly go wrong?

lol

hope they teach about how the LGBTQ mafia co-opted the "talented tenth" of so called African Americans and turned them into faggggots



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 02/02/2021 09:00AM by the real General Mahdi.