Hey Tom,

Once you have witnessed an all african-american nativity or get cards from your friends with an african-american baby Jesus...this seems pretty trifling and not too surprising.

There is a lot of rewriting history so as to sustain 'diversity' or to 'comfort' (or in my opinion alienate) folks as to their racial heritage.

With all my teacher friends and relatives - I get first hand access to the materials and companies engaged in this politicized education process.

Check out this site:

Multiculturalism Exemplified

While it's all swell and fine to include diversity in education - we all (all of us sophisticated intelligentsia;-) know that to point out someones difference is a way to isolate them and make them feel less 'empowered'. In essence - to stigmnatize them.

There is also the breeding of racial hatred or breeding superiority complexes.

For example because there is no caucasion-american classification or month - this immediately presents a quandry.

It will be immediately assumed then by all that somehow that only folks who are somehow inferior or handicapped need a special classification.

Women, hispanic-americans, african-americans, asian-americans and cripples are all piled in together in these many 'multicultural' marketeering enterprises.

Likewise, if you point this obvious dilemma out you are immediately classified as racist or bigoted.

This is the age-old 'if you defy the church you work for satan' bit redressed in a multicultural cloak.

The saddest part is that this creates whole generations of kids who are being subconsciously or consciously made to feel inferior to caucasions - when they are not.

This feeling of inferiority then makes these children receptive to the bigoted 'anti-white' undertones of so very many of these endeavors and makes them pawns of whatever politicians seek to fuel these racial tensions.

The fact that it is their 'proponents' who have separated and classified them from the rest of America - and made them feel somehow inferior - are their real enemy eludes all to many of them.

This same group implies that changing demographics demands a new way of educating Americans. They even have a chart which predicts the exact population and racial make-up of each state in 2025.

This is all meaningless. Americans are Americans - and dividing them into racial groups is only done to divide and conquer these same Americans and profit from them.

We all have various lineages and genetic histories - it is utterly ridiculous to try and create classifications and special months for each of them. The whole process divides - and does not unite, does not empower - anyone...except those who come to power or riches on the backs of these same dividing tactics.

Best wishes,

SDAI-Tech1