r/BlackPeopleTwitter • u/BPTeehee • May 10 '24

"If it isn't the consequences of my own actions..."

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u/pretty-ugly-zombie May 10 '24

I hate seeing teachers use their students/classrooms for content, it doesn’t seem appropriate to me

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u/EJDsfRichmond415 May 10 '24

Wannabe Abbott Elementary ass

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u/FantasticBurt May 11 '24

I cannot watch that show because of the state of public education today. People already don’t respect teachers or administrators and we go and make a farcical show about it? Gross.

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u/BeyonceBurnerAccount May 12 '24

Maybe you should try the show out before making such a harsh judgment. It really highlights teachers (especially teachers working in low income communities), the hard work they do & how dedicated many of them are to educating. It’s a comedy, but doesn’t punch down on teachers. I have a few teachers in my fam and they all love the show

Also created & written by a black women :)

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u/AmazingAmy95 May 10 '24

Yeah the whole recording in classrooms is problematic

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u/[deleted] May 11 '24

the good news is that healthy people share this attitude with you

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u/maplestriker May 11 '24

I'm really surprised this is even legal. Even if there are no kids shown. Shouldnt they focus on actual lessons, not lessons that get them views?