It’s not necessarily teaching diversity, it’s about building a diverse community

@cheesewithxbread

4 жыл бұрын

It's both

@aromlaa7066

4 жыл бұрын

Meme Cakes- They come hand and hand.

@ecstasy5022

4 жыл бұрын

Not everyone lives in a melting pot like America is, so it is important to teach kids all over the world about other cultures and races. The majority of people from my country have never seen a black person in their lives, how are they going to know about racial diversity all around the world if they're not taught in school or home about it? It's much better to teach them about it rather than let them be ignorant on the matter for their entire lives.

@MajesticMyronn

4 жыл бұрын

Meme Cakes boom

@memecakes4436

4 жыл бұрын

Ecstasy even if they never saw a black person I’m sure every country is ethnically diverse so include them. It’s not necessarily a black and white or even racial issue. It could be ethnicity as well. And once you know there are people who don’t speak your language or who don’t eat what you eat, then you will be open or meeting ‘the others’ won’t be a big shock.

Adrienne looks amazing.

Loni is 100% correct about middle america. I was born and raised here in Oklahoma and in my primary school all the way to high school we had like 4 Asians, 6 Hispanics and like 8 black kids. Not very diverse AT ALL. I would love for more diverse programs to come to middle America now that I have a kid in elementary school. I teach her about diversity but we should def see it in schools as well.

@americancreole6299

4 жыл бұрын

I think that it is kind of hard because it really depends on where people choose to move. In order for a school to be "diverse," people of different ethnic backgrounds have to actually move to those locations. Every place can't be an NYC. I grew up on the East Coast close to a major NE city so my school was automatically very diverse but I realize that my experience was totally different from someone who grew up in the Midwest and that is understandable. I think like Loni said, that is where TV shows and the Internet can play a role. I watch KZread channels from people all over the world to learn about different cultures and it makes me want to travel to those countries to learn more about the people, their history and their cultures. We are fortunate to live in a time where you can learn just about anything about any culture you want!

@dinahrosales7802

4 жыл бұрын

I also live in western oklahoma and our schools here are more diverse. Not so much the teachers but its getting there.

@shay3379

4 жыл бұрын

I’m a VERY light skin mixed race person. A fully dark skin father and a white mother and my family was the only black family. And even in high school, there were maybe 20 of us in a school of 1000+. It’s crazy.

@ThatPaliRN

4 жыл бұрын

True I went to school in, Mississippi everyone thought I was Mexican. I'm middle eastern and the only one at that school they had no clue what Arabs were... Or they had a wrong perception of us

The bigger topic here is residential segregation, which is a systematic proponent of institutional racism.

@da1stamericus

4 жыл бұрын

We are experiencing alot of gentrification here in the Netherlands. I left Amsterdam, for a town, in the suburbs, so we could have a bigger house, and parking. It has allowed us, to get our kids to music classes, scouting and much more. We pay twice as much per month, but we have the peace of mind, to have the eldest bike to school alone.

@marylinehappy8504

4 жыл бұрын

You nailed it ! Don’t know why they were beating around the bush !

@emanualcarr7408

4 жыл бұрын

I think "diversity" was more detrimental to the BLK community than Jim Crow.

@selma8337

4 жыл бұрын

@@da1stamericus I live in the Netherlands

@ak24553

Жыл бұрын

@@marylinehappy8504 maybe that’s too intelligent for them?

Adrienne's vegan is coming through. She looks snatched.

Adrienne is glowing, she is looking amazing and pink looks good on her!🤗

Adrienne looks AMAZING!!! That vegan diet is clearly working for her

@jaimeannbarley7751

4 жыл бұрын

Vegan diet does work I am vegan and I am losing weight too

@xocoolchickxo

4 жыл бұрын

​@@jaimeannbarley7751 seriously? tell me more? :) I really wanna lose weight and be healthier in general.

@jaimeannbarley7751

4 жыл бұрын

@@xocoolchickxo start eating vegan food and eat healthy and do exercise and that's what help you lose weight

@glamour101girl8

4 жыл бұрын

She was on a plant base diet not same as vegan

@pinkfairydust83

4 жыл бұрын

@@glamour101girl8 shes eating a vegan diet, but she is not vegan. Technically, plant based as veganism is so much more than diet. But its much more helpful for others to use the term vegan when describing her diet as thats what is mainly labelled on food products.

My Son was the only black child in his nursery, every other person was white, I used to wonder if they'll treat him differently, I just wanted him to be a normal kid, the other kids were curious about his afro hair and were touching it but they just play like normal kids, I was more worried about the adults and any private biases

Amanda's "listening face" almost looks mean, lol.

@linzycallahan3980

4 жыл бұрын

lol i make that face too when i’m listening or when i’m explaining something 😂

@JamieBleu

4 жыл бұрын

Resting witch face. I love her.

@Spaceysgurl

4 жыл бұрын

She a bitch.

@kathykinder3137

4 жыл бұрын

Yahminah Ain she is just listening to the whole thing Tamera looks mad

@kathykinder3137

4 жыл бұрын

I have depression anxiety n sad

My school wasn’t diverse then I went to a “career center” where all the other schools went & it was tooooooootally different. I never sat in a class with black people & at the end of the year, I had a bunch of friends. It was great.

Did Amanda just wave 👋🏾 😂

@kennethhilton8700

4 жыл бұрын

Love her

I understand what Adrienne was trying to say but the fact is you have more African Americans and Hispanics live in inner cities so the prek class will only have kids from those communities. It's more of an economic issue when parents, who may not have the means, have to pay for Prek classes. It's more economic based because if the families can afford it, then those Prek schools would accept everyone thus making the class diverse!

@hannahwalmer1124

4 жыл бұрын

So that's the point, is that with schools with more white people than minorities, it just happens that more white people tend to live there, hence, more white people. Not a big issue

@milkmarie5120

4 жыл бұрын

Giriana Hernandez yes because preschools cost

Again, Loni is not listening to anything Adrienne is saying. At this point Adrienne should complain to their boss.

@ceciliamartin4413

4 жыл бұрын

its so true, I don't always agree with Adrienne, But she usually makes the most, valid, and "real" comments. and Loni is always soo quick to shut her down with a debating tone and is always saying something completely besides the point of topic that's being discussed.

@propogandalf

4 жыл бұрын

And cutting her off when she's trying to make a point and share her personal experience. Super annoying.

@MsIonie

4 жыл бұрын

Loni is very overbearing and I am starting to dislike her on this show. I do not understand why she gets away with this behavior, she is very unprofessional and very biased. She is trying to make this show her show and its not right! I think the producers need to say something because its not looking good.

@cynthiap.2573

4 жыл бұрын

i’ve noticed Adrienne doesn’t really know how to speak and inform like in this clip i had nooooo idea what she was trying to say so Loni steps in to help bc she’s like the “leader”, Adrienne needs some public speaking lessons or something

I grew up in an all Black city and community and went to all Black schools. I wasn’t use to anything other than that. I’ve felt so uncomfortable in other groups. I’ve often felt pre judged and excluded in more diverse groups.

When we are referring to diversity do we mean like the staff and teachers or the actual students ?!?! Because for me... both go hand in hand to lead to a wonderful environment for your kids to learn in... it allows them to get to know all different creeds , colors , races and cultures and live and learn with other kids who can learn to be open and loving to other people of color and cultures as well !

@JayneAngelinaSkye

4 жыл бұрын

both is the best

@armentablessed7381

4 жыл бұрын

We have to hire diverse staff and make it affordable for a more diverse school

@v.0624

4 жыл бұрын

I'm multi-racial but think it would be very stupid to hire someone for the sake of diversity. Qualifications and work ethic should be a priority and the only two things when hiring someone for a job. If people want more diversity then become friends who are opposite political party then them, race, religion, etc. However, don't have it be applied to when it comes to jobs and within the workforce, for I want the most qualified not the least qualified just for the sake of diversity.

@familycomputer4312

4 жыл бұрын

Absolutely. I don't see a lot of ethnic teachers in most schools anymore. There weren't many when I was growing up either.

@ak24553

Жыл бұрын

@@v.0624 it’s not stupid. Sometimes people will hire people based off their comfort and not based off skills. That’s why diversity in the workplace is important.

I couldn't care less if my child is in a diverse school as long as their teacher is kind and loving and represents them. If the child is well represented and we learn about other cultures. You don't have to live around, marry, or be friends with another race to be well rounded and civilized towards others

@kavaniawilson860

4 жыл бұрын

But if you are not around them then you have people who believe in stereotypes when it comes to race.

My son is four and goes to a very diverse preschool, we live in central Florida. If you ask him to describe one of his friends at school the first thing he says is 'there humans like me' then he'll go on to describe there hair, eyes, and things of that nature

Everyone always forgets native america

Segregation in NYC schools has and still exist too though. I went to Head Start in Williamsburg, Brooklyn (in the 90s when it wasn't as gentrified) in an Orthodox Jewish part of the neighborhood and almost every kid, staff, and teacher was Latino or Black. Went to a public school on the Upper West Side in Manhattan and the only black kids in my Kindergarten class were the kids of a famous director who everyone always wanted to hang out with but equally made disgusting racial jokes at their expense when they were not around and even to their face at times. There were other black and latino kids who were also children of wealthy, successful people living in the neighborhood. Everyone was rich and mostly white. Of the non-wealthy, there were very few black and latino kids and all of us there because we lived in project, rent-controlled housing or children of supers of buildings close enough to the school to get us in. And almost everyone of those kids, rich or not, faced discrimination by the teacher, the staff and the other kids. When the public school process became competitive to get into public middle school and high school the population of black and latino kids at the schools shrunk exponentially compared to the elementary school while the asian and white kids became even more of a majority. There's a lot of reasons for all of this - willful incompetence and veiled, systematic racism/xenophobia by far the largest - and I'm sure the situation is a million times worse for children "lucky" enough to be the few to get a full-ride scholarship to a completely and purposefully non-diverse private school.

@Mrsqueen876

4 жыл бұрын

I was JUST about to explain this!

Please just hire Amanda as a permanent host. She brings the discussions to another level with her intellect and experience.

@areini___502

4 жыл бұрын

WORD

@ace8926

4 жыл бұрын

I disagree...I think they need a younger woman in her mid late 20s to bring q different aspect to every conversation

I am disappointed how almost EVERY episode this season consist of the ladies speaking about RACE. As a African American women I totally understand the importance of the issue surrounding race in America. HOWEVER, There are many issues in addition to race that could be addressed. Certain GUEST definitely have an affect on the conversation... 🙄 I can feel how UNCOMFORTABLE Tamera is through my screen! 😬 These few weeks have given me “The View” vibes....

@rhima8490

4 жыл бұрын

I’m going to have to agree with you. Tam has been awfully quiet.

@MsIonie

4 жыл бұрын

I agree. I think this is all Loni...every minute she throws black women in the commentary...sheesh there are other people of color to mention and how about we get off the race topics period.

@kerenerodriguez2144

4 жыл бұрын

Kesha Austin I kinda agree

@rosell310

4 жыл бұрын

But this is the only show that talk about race.... Maybe you should switch if you don't like it, I can't complain, I've been waiting for years to hear topics like these, I am indulging, and swimming in The Real sis🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗

@KeshaAustin

4 жыл бұрын

Rose Bam good for you! 🙂

My daughter went to Pre-K in Upstate NY, diversity was there. We moved to Colorado to try out 3 Pre-schools... third one was charm because of its diversity. It can't just be minorities looking for diversity at schools. It ought to be across the board from every race... IJS

I want Amanda as a permanent host She's great❤

@dnicole4236

4 жыл бұрын

Nah

@soarixchannel5265

4 жыл бұрын

@@Sali-yw1rd its just my opinion ❤

@opinionsarelikeassholes1986

4 жыл бұрын

I was really feeling Amanda until that whole getting kicked out of the party incident. I love her thoughts on black conversations but, she has a Narcissistic disorder. You'll see if you listen to her most recent interview on the Breakfast Club, actually listen to all of em & listen to her most recent interview on Big Boy radio show.

@davonchill2akory224

4 жыл бұрын

I want her to

@Angely001

4 жыл бұрын

No she is so annoying

Amanda is stunning, always stylish and well- dignified like loni

Adrienne started talking about the NYC school system and busing kids from certain areas to to desegregate in other school districts and let me tell you, the system is failing at that. My parents worked their asses off to get the home they have and to live in the neighborhood they live in! The schools in my neighborhood had better funding because the taxes were higher and that is the exact reason why my parents lived there. The thing that my mother hates was that they paid taxes for schools that i couldn’t go to because they had to bus me to a different neighborhood which was lower income and the schools were not properly funded. Nothing wrong with giving opportunities to those who otherwise wouldn’t have them but taking opportunities away from other kids? My parents pay high taxes so that we could go to the school in the neighborhood we lived in. It took my mom the first 3 of my schooling to get me in my school I went to from 3rd to 8th grade, and then when it was time to go to high school, they paid for me to go to catholic school because they didn’t want me going to any of the other schools.

Wow.. I am so glad to live in Europe. My daughters have always been in diverse classes starting from pre-k and daycare.

@aromlaa7066

4 жыл бұрын

da1stamericus- Yet Europeans are the most racist people I’ve met. I thought it was only me but everyone else had the same experiences as me 😳 God bless your daughters

@da1stamericus

4 жыл бұрын

@@aromlaa7066 It depends on whom you met, My sister lives in the US, and has actually experienced more racism there. I do admit, our culture has alot of things, where people are still learning. For example, a black person in the Dutch language, used to be called a neger... now only much older people from country areas, use it. The rest say coloured. Which is anyone with a natural tan. But our culture still has to give up blackface too. In the meanwhile, the most beautiful thing, is how people are always complimenting my eldest daughters afro, with words that would manke you cry of happiness. We all have alot to change, but, I have not had more than 5 racist experiences in my 14 years in europe... And i travel.

@aromlaa7066

4 жыл бұрын

da1stamericus- Yeah, I agree it does have to do with the people and places you stay by that changes your experiences. The thing that is crazy to me is people like to focus on all there is bad to say about America but every good thing about every other country. When something good happens there, they say it’s propaganda. And that’s the thing.. it does have to do with your surroundings! Then again why ignore the fact that there are many many good places in America where diversity is taught and found in schools? I think all countries have something they need to “fix” or “improve” on. It’s just that people stand by America as if it’s the only country in the world. 🤗

@akirahayama2653

4 жыл бұрын

@@aromlaa7066 Where in europe did you live growing up. I'm afro-caribbean and I went to england for primary school and I loved it there.

@prahasiniselvakumar7110

4 жыл бұрын

@@aromlaa7066 wow shocking most Americans and Australians ive met r racist sooo wow

I used to work at a daycare and here in Texas ( I’m from East Texas.) the teachers went through a program on how to teach diversity in ALL ages of classrooms. And if you weren’t when inspection came, your daycare could be shut down.

Let it come organically instead of by force. By force will have people turning away fast from diversity. Some of the best and worst experiences comes from places both diverse and non diverse.

In ca high quality prescool programs are supposed to be diverse and inclusive. With what they teach. However they may not be diverse in enrollment depending on location.these are two different topics. But yes from storybookss to dolls, preschools are encouraged to be inclusive and have ethnic diversity

I liked Amanda's point. Small towns will always be less diverse (even once we progress to a society that is less racist or not at all), just by their nature. But they can still instill that recognition of diversity. There's a way to recognize that people build communities based on culture, while still teaching about other cultures and races and lives.

Adrienne looks amaaazing. The hair, earrings and makeup on point

My elementary school lacked diversity. I mean it lacked all the way to high school if I didn't move. In high school, my family moved to a different county and it was a lot more diverse and I loved it. I finally wasn't the only second Asian kid in school!

So glad this is Amanda's last day. GLAD SHE IS LEAVING! WELCOME EVA! I don't care what Amanda has to say!

I’m from the Bronx and my daughters class has Albanian, Chinese, Hispanics, Blacks, and Russian...my neighborhood is pretty good at that

I'm confused why they think just because "middle of America" doesn't have as much diversity that the schools don't teach about it and we don't learn about other cultures? I hope that's not what they are ranting about because that's not true. Did I misunderstand that completely? I hope I did.

NYC schools are the most segregated in this country.

@MarcusMartn

4 жыл бұрын

faith robinson yep and down south

@elizabethd112

4 жыл бұрын

Tell me about it, I work for a vendor that provides services for public schools and sometimes ALL the kids in a classroom are only one race 😐

@wesman422

4 жыл бұрын

Marcus Martin the southern public schools are very integrated

@kiarabuckley178

4 жыл бұрын

Girl come to Michigan. We literally have all black schools and all white schools

@WYKJ773

4 жыл бұрын

Chicago is the same way, .....

Adrienne looks gorgeous!!!

Love Adrienne hair, she beautiful!!

former prek teacher here- diversity is taught, it is encouraged for teachers to have multiple examples of people in their material and classrooms. Pre-k is not required, it is offered for low income students, or paid for if it can be afforded (a lot of minority families cannot afford prek in inner cities) So if black and brown are low income, those will be the only kids students will see.

@sarafernandez6837

4 жыл бұрын

ineedya123 Right ! Pre-K programs developed and funded by grants and gov are specifically targeted to help kids that come from families that may not be able to offer the kids the tools at home to learn what they need to learn to start kindergarten. The income limits are so that the people that really need it can qualify. So having a diverse classroom becomes difficult due to socioeconomic status of the groups of people in the community. Many people forget that pre-K is not a requirement but a choice.

Adrienne looks bomb.

My high school does that program. One of my best friends parents was told “get her out of the city...she’s too smart for the school district”. They had the application filled out already, all the parents had to do was sign it

Yeah y'all have a diversed show but y'all seriously only talk abt black ppl like if they're the only ones going through stuff

@cynthiap.2573

4 жыл бұрын

they’ve also talked about hispanic issues and asian issues

... Not sure when the article she read came out but pre-k is free in NYC. It's call Pre-K 4 all and as long as you live in NYC, your kid can go to school for free.

I agree, I only had "diversity" once I went to college. At 19 years old. Small town middle America. Was only around people in my community. I wished I had a bigger melting pot growing up.

1) the concept of preschool is cultural. My nephew is half Mexican they never even considered preschool. 2) also preschool is expensive & state preschool isn’t the greatest & comes with stipulations. Trust me. I worked for one.

What's interesting is that kids (or people) in general are proven to be more creative when the environment is diverse. Organizations are also more productive in a diverse environment. So yes, there should be more diversity in pre school.

@sucram1015

4 жыл бұрын

Why is that? Diversity doesn't just make people be more productive. Why is productivity more present with a diverse environment than one that isn't?

@NicknameAarie

4 жыл бұрын

@@sucram1015 I'm including a link in case my explanation falls short: www.forbes.com/sites/annapowers/2018/06/27/a-study-finds-that-diverse-companies-produce-19-more-revenue/ Basically, a variation of people (age, stage, college major, race, gender, etc) means more options for increasing revenue, timely process improvements, better policy implementation, etc. Which means an increase in productivity. Of course none of this means that companies lacking diversity are unable to increase productivity. But it's interesting to read about 🙂

The thing is, in South Africa, Pre -School is private and not compulsory, so parents do not have to send their children to school until grade R. I think it may be the same in America. One thing about South Africa, it is a melting pot of diversity. I am coloured, and my son goes to a Catholic School, which has muslims, blacks, whites, Indians, coloureds, you name name it.. and I am dating someone of a different race to mine as well. So I am so happy that my son is growing up with exposure to all types of people , and he loves it as he is learning so much about different cultures and ways that other people live.

Adrienne looks beautiful, great dress!

When I first started getting my degree in child development I was go to a school that praised teaching diversity. We had to take several classes on and observe schools based on how well they were teaching it. I also was a assistant teacher at “higher end” preschool but we offered tons of programs and scholarships for all kinds of students to attend. We also never had materials that displayed once race or one type of family. We would have community gatherings to support the diversity that the preschool had. That college and preschool was in a town that had a mainly white community and they building on their diversity. I am now finishing my degree in a town that has a primarily Hispanic community and I have been honestly shocked at how little that make that a priority. Personally I did expect a little more being taught about and I can definitely tell a difference in the students.

My high school was very diverse, same for my university.

@kavaniawilson860

4 жыл бұрын

Same. My high school was still majority black but we had a good mixture of all races. My college was majority black and white and not much of any other culture or race

It’s interesting being an educator on the east coast and as someone who is born and raised in California. The east coast is very similar to what Adrienne was explaining. The hoods are segregated. You can go to a neighborhood and there will just be black people or another one will have just Latinx people. It’s not just white people segregated from everyone else, it’s everyone separated from everyone. You could see the girls who grew up on the west coast didn’t understand. It was very jarring when I moved to the east coast.

Who the heck lives outside the hood would send their children to school in the hood? The hood folks are looking to school their kids outside the hood? People enroll their kids in whatever school they can afford most based on location and curriculum. Diversity in pre-schools? Pre-schools is when everyone gets along most because they are more innocent and content with nap time, play time and colouring. Heck I miss pre-school. Anytime you see a pre-school child displaying certain unseeming behaviour check home.

I love me some A she so extra when she talks, just like me.

I’m so confused.

Whoa the ladies look so beautiful, especially Adrienne & Jeannie 😍

Imagine having to take your 4 year old from Brooklyn to the Bronx for pre school cuz you want some diversity

Yes. Is not only to be taught, but also experienced.

my best friends are from Virginia and New York it is a HUGE culture shock for me when I go to South End Boston, MA, US. im very wide eyed deer in headlights they always have to explain "theres no black people in Northern MA"

Why are they making it seem like middle America is this old 1900’s style of thinking.... that’s so arrogant. We just aren’t Hollywood snowflakes that get offended or upset over every little thing. We drive the same cars you do. We have all the diversity that you do. I think you ladies need to educate yourselves. This needs to be taught EVERYWHERE. Don’t single out middle America.

@TheEpez88

4 жыл бұрын

I apologize in behalf of them. They need more diversity classes, one specifically for "Middle America." Maybe they need more "Middle American" dolls in the prek classes. 😅

Why does this matter. People pay for what they can afford

Chicago for example is a diverse city, but has a segregated feel still....

I live in The biggest city in kansas (middle of the map y'all), and I can say that I grew up very diverse. But nearly all of the little surrounding small towns are predominantly white and very racist. Even in my "big" city, I've seen racism. I cant imagine there being any lack of diversity in cities such as New york! I've always hoped to move to a much larger state. Where I'm from, it's not common to see extremely nice cars. Dating life here is trash LOL! I can say that you can find people that are nicer and genuine. I've literally had the same best friends since elementary. But, as a city in its entirety, there is no hustle or motivation to even move away or "chase a bag". It's almost as if complacency is praised. I can definitely say that lately I've been seeing a change, as my city IS rapidly growing... but I hope the smaller towns in my state change as well.

I live in the bootheet of Missouri. And most of my classmates haven’t truly talked to a person of color about real issues that we face and the town next to me is dominantly white people and now I go to this program where kids from 12 different schools all come and learn together. The school is a mini beginner trad school however I’m learning criminal justice over there and the only people of color in my class are from my school and a kid next to me had told me that he never talked to a black girl face to face.

I don’t get this segment. Don’t parents enroll their kids in the school, based on where they live/work. How is this the preschools problem? If they are talking about the teachers than yeah, but they can’t control what kids get enrolled there unless they are actually being racist and turning away kids based on ethnicity

I think diversity should be taught but not emphasized in the sense that the more we disclaim diversity and ethnicities, the more they’re a topic of conversation when we should push towards that not being an issue in general

I grew up in Tampa Florida during the 80s and 90s. Being one of the only asians in school almost my whole life, it was different. I now live in Southern california where theres ALOOOOT of asians. I was thinking that when i do have children, i probably wouldnt want them to attend a school where it was too many asians . Diversity is fun. I grew up that way and thats why I am who i am today. I feel when you are limited to diversity, you're more closed minded about other people and cultures.

Why do we care about preschool. I don’t even remember preschool we should make the ELEMENTARY schools more diverse.

For the specific preschool I work at, we have a whole diversity curriculum. But the demographic in the are I work at is mostly white children. In my preschool, we have 2 black kids, 1 mixed kid (black and white), and 1 hispanic kid out of 100 kids.

Loni, middle America ain’t watching this show! Come on guys, u talk about diversity yet you guys don’t even have a white person in this panel 🤔

@hannahwalmer1124

4 жыл бұрын

Someone gets it

@camille98tt

4 жыл бұрын

White peopl have enough shows bye

@charlotte6717

4 жыл бұрын

Tamera is half white does that count

@hannahwalmer1124

4 жыл бұрын

@@charlotte6717 Yes, it does, however, she talks most of the time as if she's just black. She even calls her marriage "interracial".. like what?

This show how America has sunk into the racist hole. Diversity in pre-school it use to be kids of all different races at this age was color blind. My mother use to say you can take kids at this age let them play together they see no different but as soon as they grow up the world tell them different. My neighbor 5year daughter told her mother a girl hit her at school,(she went to a private school mostly white )her mom said what color is she ,her child actually look up at her confuse .This happen 20 years ago her daughter back then didn't see different in color. But this diversity training is for what to deprogram children from some of there parent racist words and training at home.This is sad that our children have to be told everyone is the same at this age when years ago they automatic new it.

What’s crazy, is that Adrienne never grew up in the projects like she says. She says it all the time to gain attention and make her story more interesting. Preschool age, they’re still learning and developing. Once they’re old enough to understand, that’s when it should be taught. Not too young because they will forget and not be interested. So when you teach it, make it interesting and unique for the children to understand. But I agree at Preschool’s instead of teaching it demonstrate it. All ethnic dolls and toys, Latin based movies such as coco etc. that could be the early start of it.

Is she talking about the students or the staff? You can't diversify the students, but you can diversify the staff. There's universal Pre-K in NYC, so Pre-K classrooms in DOE public schools would reflect the neighborhood/community. As for daycare, it is dependent on whether you can afford it. You can't diversify a particular daycare unless you provide a significant amount of financial assistance to include families from all backgrounds.

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Very interesting. I had to do a topic on Diversity in the workplace at my University and it was hard gettin info🙁

loni got waaay offstrack with this topic and adrienne should have stopped her. Loni gets on my nerves sometimes because she doesnt listen and doesnt articulate herself well. What loni said was right but it wasnt where adrienne was going and didnt apply here. Pre-school is optional and paid for. Its a socioeconomic issue, not an educational one. There is more diversity in elementary, middle, and highshools because those public schools are free, and there are financial options like scholarships for the private ones. Thats why adrienne brought up scholarship and busing which is provided for youth in education phases outside of pre-school.

I love the seating as opposed to now.

I like this conversation because is true seems like diversity lacks in this country , I've been to tennessee where mostly predominatly white and makes me think about their knowledge of culture I mean I live in a hispanic community but my high school until like senior year decided to do a black history month celebration cause even though my school had hispanics we had a good majority of blacks as well the education system needs to change in these types of situations and I feel like middle america can become diverse if it can be.

New York schools are not diverse. Most segregated school system in America.

@TheEpez88

4 жыл бұрын

I'm in Chicago and although there are some diverse neighborhoods, there's also some veryyyyy segregated neighborhoods.

We also need diversity not only in the student population, but the teacher population as well. Students need to see a teacher from a different background.

Adrienne is wrong. The most diverse state is California and the most diverse city is located in Texas. Not NY. That is all.

@cocoshenel

4 жыл бұрын

You're right. However NYC has the greatest diversity of immigrants.

@adolforeyes1381

4 жыл бұрын

Its true, I live in that diverse city (Houston). Around 145 languages are spoken here and more than 70+ nationalities are represented in Houston.

I’m from rural northern Michigan and I can probably count on my hands how many Latinos, African Americans, Asian, or people of color that I’ve met. I know a lot of people who go out of their way to say things that are extremely racist because they know many of their white peers won’t bat an eye. It hurts my heart.

Can somebody just tell me where Loni got this wig cause I am LOVING it!!!!!!!!

my sister is looking at colleges and i told her little latina ass was NOT going to like Maine. She did not listen to me and when she came back her first words were "I HATED IT THEYRE SO BOUGIE" im like yeah how many cops did you see? she said "oh my God not one at all" and that was the day she learned about white privilege.

I’m from Missouri. Middle America. Trust me. We diverse.

Nah I needed Adrienne to elaborate what she meant by ‘the hoods are not diverse’ cause no one got it. Yea the hood has black and brown people but they’re not all mixed in together. In NY there is Latino hood, black hood, Asian hood, Italian hood, etc. In poverty, minority groups tend to stick to their own kind.

In my kindergarten class i had 1 white gf, 1 guyanese gf, and 1 spanish bf. yes bisexuality is real

I don't think Loni picked up on weekday Adrienne was saying. Loni's point was good too, but it wasn't the same as Ade's.

Her face 0:16 😂😂

diversity shouldn’t be “taught” it should just be. like in my main class from 1-10th grade we were around 30 kids with many many different ethnicities. Turkey, Pakistani, Somali, Afghan, Norwegian, Nigerian, Albanian, Eriterian, Moroccan, Vietnamese, Thai and Polish just to mention a few. And this was just my class. Within the school we had kids with over 100 different ethnicities. When we had school events everyone would bring food from their home country, we celebrated not only Christmas at school, but Eid and Divali as well. We were thought about all religions. My little brothers first teacher (he had her from 1st-3rd grade) was a Nigerian women. Diversity was just a part of our everyday life. That’s how it should be

The topic was New York preschools Loni..middle America is a whole other beast.. but let’s address that first

So Amanda is the new girl @ the table AND she gets to be front and center??? I do not like this new addition or change to my regular show. I do not like it one bit! They could've used Amanda's salary to divvy up and give to the girls as a raise or bonus. Unless, the producers told them they have to go back to a five person panel. It has been nearly 4 years since Tamar left the show.

Imagine caring about this issue...

@C.J.Hamilton

4 жыл бұрын

This is a positive thing so I don’t get your comment

@bre_me

4 жыл бұрын

@@C.J.Hamilton I meant imagine caring whether or not your kid's preschool is "diverse" or "teaching diversity," whatever that means.

Know what it’s like to be in a diverse community I lived in Brookline a little town outside of Boston are school system started talking about diversity in Kindergarten maybe 1st grade so most of the people from my area are welcoming of all race and every type of LGBTQ+ but not everyone is a that is sad

Okay but preschool is literally pre-k which is not mandatory, and then Kindergarten.

Wait Jeannie is no longer at the end that placement permanent did I miss something

They all don't age🤪💋💋

What do you lady’s have to say about ratio of girls & boys?? Because my sons preschool classroom is 7:1 -___-

I don’t know diversity is cool but I’m good without it just make sure kids are receiving the same education and are offered the same opportunities.

I love Adrienne but sometimes she dosent know what she’s saying. Or does not know how to explain herself. Loni had to step in, just they way they look her when she speaks lol they look lost.

@angelesfatima2605

4 жыл бұрын

Cece diaz yes I’ve noticed and it’s cringy at times

Adam is lucky 🍀 man 👨 I’m just saying. sorry 😐 👯 Tam is 🔥