Reason 417 to Homeschool

Racist teachers won’t put a noose around your child’s neck and make them carry shackles and chains in order to teach them about racism.

Some kids look scared. Teach them to spell, not how to have a lynching.

Alma J. Brown Elementary School students, aged 5 and 6 were marched around the playground by their teachers, carrying chains and shackles and had their necks placed in a noose in order to teach them to hate the white man.  This was done under the guise of protesting the Jena 6 debacle.

Thanks to Sweetness and Light for the tip and the photos below:

Be sure to smile when you string up a 6-year-old.

From the NewsStar here:

A recent incident at the elementary school on the Grambling State University campus that resulted in a noose hanging around a small child’s neck has left university officials scrambling for answers.
  
Among the photos was one of a young girl in a school uniform, a noose around her neck, being hoisted by a woman who may have been a family member.

In the photo, the girl, a student at Alma J. Brown Elementary School at Grambling, appears confused and frightened. GSU oversees the school. The child apparently was taking part in a school lesson related to events surrounding the Jena Six, criminal defendants in that Louisiana town who stand accused of beating a fellow student into unconsciousness.

The children marched in protest of the imprisonment of Mychal Bell, and the seemingly racial bias shown toward blacks in a small Louisiana town.”  While the students “marched,” they actually only circled their playground with their teachers during the event.

“Before marching, the students were taught about racism,” LeGrande wrote. “They also learned about the events surrounding the ‘Jena Six’ and their arrest.”

According to the article, teachers “had a replica noose and explained why it is such a symbol of racism. They also allowed the children to carry chains and shackles.”

Next up the teachers will teach the students to fear the cops by tasering the kids.