Save Ms. Salazar Now!

Protest June 5th @ 3:30, Jordan HS

Category:

Education

Tags:

• Protest
• Jordan
• High
• School
• Ms.
• Salazar
• Academic
• Freedom

[skindog323]

I am way impressed with the way students are taking ownership of their education and telling the schools administration, including a Black principal, that school repression is not acceptable. I really have issues with Uncle Tom teachers who try to silence the student voice. Shame on you Jordan High School.  If it wasn't for radical thinkers and activist some of your students would remain passive thinkers. I think that Ms. Salazar is the standard of what consciousness building looks like.

[quimixipilli]

feels real good to see the youth becoming more active and conscious against oppressive mentalities.

[johnnybob101010]

I have a teacher named ms. Salazar.. .But i dont think thats her, Wait is it her?

[garciadelacadena]

Esta no es Maestra, es una comunista, agitadora inepta que busca perpetuarse en una escuela Preparatoria cuyo nivel de estudios esta por los suelos

No es una casualidad que el grupo comunista La Raza la este apoyando, es una tristeza que este tipo de personajes utilicen el dinero de los contribuyente, MI DINERO, para financiar pseudo-maestros que promueven terroristas como Malcom-X.

Por cierto, en esta preparatoria abundan las pandillas y las drogas

[endlessdomi]

I didn't hear too much foul language in this video.

[HackerMastar]

this is the freedom of speech in america

you have to think the same way as the stupid religous freaks

[moctezumaingrid]

WOW!!! These High School students blew my mind with their maturity, and their social consciousness. Keep the Struggle Alive!!!! You have my support!

[CamShot]

Do you have a problem with William Shakespeare, J.D. Salinger, Tony Morrison, and Maya Angelou using "trashy language" to convey a message?

[rosewaning]

Maybe if she taught a little less politics and a little more english, she could have kept her job.

Maybe she should apply for a job as a guidance counselor?

[visitor4400]

What happened at the protest?

[PerHV]

I didn't notice a lot of trashy language, apart from 3 or 4 swear words, but I felt that those helped to emphasize the point. The first young woman who spoke, especially, was pretty articulate.

[TruthSekker]

I sympathize with their struggle, however, the trashy language takes away from the message. I do not doubt that these are competent, intelligent, socially aware students, and I understand their frustration. Read, read and read so can learn to better enunciate your demands. Students, you under huge scrutiny and you must be impeccable in order to succeed.

In stuggle,

Truthsekker