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you think calling the cops over this is normal behavior? because someone embarrassed you over instagram???
no, there's not more to story at all. imagine calling the police because someone is "trying to make you look bad" -- clearly not concerned about her leaving, as he notes she was about to anyway
this coach is just an absolute baby bitch and needs to save 911 for what it's for
Turns out, there's more to the Florida toddler soccer story, and you should be livid at the people responsible for misleading people about it.
The league director, who is Black, called the non-emergency line because the kids *mother* was following him around the field while yelling, cursing and calling him names AFTER they were repeatedly asked to leave.
He wanted an officer to explain she was not allowed to return the field in the future (trespass warning) and let them know they were refunding the money because he didn't want to interact with her directly... again because she was harassing him and live-streaming it because they benched her son so other children could play.
Turns out this little star's parents were shouting and calling other children losers, shouting the score at other parents, and upsetting the kids.
The point of soccer at that age isn't to win. Most don't even keep score.
The kid is magic, but it was his parents who caused the problem, and it wasn't racially motivated.
People who weaponize these stories and straight up lie to people need to be held accountable, because when people actually do racist things (every damn day), people looking for excuses will dismiss it with "just like that soccer story, huh."
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it could absolutely be trash, not saying that's impossible or anything.
but it could also just be not corporate bullshit and reading whole books.
here's 12th grade, by the way. all excerpts, no complete works. skyline 9th grade is also "born a crime", for some inane reason.
so i teach IB and have always made my own curriculum, bc that's how IB works. we read 6 full literary works over 7 quarters in my class, plus equal time on non-literary text analysis.
this is the grade 11 ELA skyline wherein they spend 15.5 weeks on hamlet (cont)
