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Principal Under Fire for 'Blacks Only' Field Trip

Mike Madison, the principal of Dicken Elementary School in Ann Arbor, Mich., is lashing out at his critics and defending a field trip the school organized for black students to visit a rocket scientist.  According to Madison, the trip was merely a part of his school's efforts to close the achievement gap between whites and blacks.
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In a letter addressed to parents, Madison wrote, "In hindsight, this field trip could have been approached and arranged in a better way."  (Uhh, ya think?)  But, Madison says, the opportunity for the black children to be "in the presence of a renowned African American rocket scientist... gave the kids an opportunity to see this type of achievement is possible for even them." (emphasis added)

"It was not a wasted venture for I know one day they might want to aspire to be the first astronaut or scientist standing on the Planet Mars," he wrote. (emphasis added)

Despite singling out black students in this trip and talking about how achievement is possible for them, Madison insisted the intent of the field trip "was not to segregate or exclude students... but rather to address the societal issues, roadblocks and challenges that our African American children will face as they pursue a successful academic education..."

Such a nice sentiment.  Now, who is going to address the challenges the kids will face after having such a doofus for a principal?

H/T: Drudge

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