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An interview with a hispanic education advisor in the White House indicates an interesting combination of honesty and a sense of entitlement. Juan Sepulveda admits that hispanic students are at rock bottom of academic achievement (unlike other immigrant groups such as Asians who adapt readily to America’s education opportunities). In fact, the hispanic education environment is [...] March 29th, 2011 | Category: immigrant assimilation | Tags: assimilation, culture, diversity, education, English, immigration, schools, Spanish |
 Email This Post |  Print This Post Everybody likes their own tribe the best, a fact of psychology that is ignored by the insistent multiculturalism ideology so beloved by liberal elites. We humans just feel more comfortable among those who share our language and culture. Science has shown that the tribal nature of our species is deep seated. New research indicates that a hard-wired [...] March 29th, 2011 | Category: multiculturalism | Tags: culture, diversity, education, human nature, schools, tribal |
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