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I Have a Corporate Dream, Now It’s Your Nightmare – Bill Gates’ #MLKRedux | Teachers' Letters to Bill Gates

I Have a Corporate Dream, Now It’s Your Nightmare – Bill Gates’ #MLKRedux | Teachers' Letters to Bill Gates:



I Have a Corporate Dream, Now It’s Your Nightmare – Bill Gates’ #MLKRedux

Posted on January 21, 2014by 
I have a Corporate Dream, Now it's Your Nightmare
“Education may be the hardest civil rights fight of all,” Gates said. “Discrimination is harder to prove and people often don’t know what levers to pull to fix the problem.”
Dear Bill and Melinda,
The minds of Americans are on Martin Luther King, Jr. today.  The fact is, your corporate education reforms are all a terrible undoing of all that Martin Luther King, Jr. worked for, sacrificed for, organized for, and ultimately lost his life for in the summer of 1968.  So whathas happened to Dr. King’s dream?
I wonder, what if corporate reformers re-wrote Dr. King’s, “I Have a Dream”speech to create their own version?  Deconstructing Dr. King’s famous speech, here is what we are witnessing across America — as corporate reformers have engaged in the unholy marriage between non-partisan neoliberals and neoconservatives — through the wedded ring of BIG business.
Here I present what corporate reformers might write, Mr. and Mrs. Gates, if we were to strip you of your veneer of propaganda completely:

“I Have Corporate Dream, Now It’s Your Nightmare” 

I am happy to join with you today in what will go down in history as the greatest marriage of neo-liberal and neo-conservative corporate hijacking of freedom in the history of our nation.
18 score years ago, our Puritan founders, in whose symbolic shadow we stand, brought with them the first seeds of capitalism.  This momentous 
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John King of Comedy Befouls the Ideals of Martin Luther King - southbronxschool.com

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John King of Comedy Befouls the Ideals of Martin Luther King

Today is Martin Luther King Day. I was only 4 years old when he was assassinated and have no memory of him at all. But I do know one thing. He was a transformative figure for this country.

King is in the same echelon as Lincoln, Washington, Jefferson, FDR, Jefferson, Madison. He dared to think outside the box and took on the establishment and did what was right even though it was unpopular to those is power.

So how is MLK Day celebrated? By Commissioner of Education John King being as blatantly incorrect about King's legacy and what he would have wanted as the Tea Baggers are as blatantly incorrect about the Founding Fathers and Ronald Reagan.

John King of Comedy today shared with all in today's Daily News how a just found recording of MLK giving a speech to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the Gettysburg Address is tied into today's efforts to transform public schools. I truly do not see the connection.

His comedieness blabbers; true equality of opportunity remains elusive — in no small part because we as a country have not yet found a way to provide all of our children with an 
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James Baldwin said it best: 

"For these are all our children, and we will profit by or pay for whatever they become."


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NYC Educator: What Will Your Students Remember About You?
NYC Educator: What Will Your Students Remember About You?: What Will Your Students Remember About You?I wish I'd written this piece. It's perfect. As we struggle through the nonsense of corporate reforms favored by our billionaire ex-mayor, as village idiot John King musters the audacity to suggest his baseless untested programs would please Martin Luther King Jr., as Arne Duncan plays basketball
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Kimble's Corner: Pick Up Your Paint Brush and Honor Reverend King
Kimble's Corner: Pick Up Your Paint Brush and Honor Reverend King: Pick Up Your Paint Brush and Honor Reverend KingThe liberal media, for obvious reasons, likes to portray Reverend Martin Luther King as a social reformer who fought for the rights of African-Americans in the South and then in the last 3 years of his life, took his campaign national and fought for workers' rights, and end to poverty
by mike simpson / 11min 
Is StudentsFirst Conceding Permanent Achievement Gaps? | Paul Bruno
Is StudentsFirst Conceding Permanent Achievement Gaps? | Paul Bruno: Is StudentsFirst Conceding Permanent Achievement Gaps?By PAUL BRUNO | Published: JANUARY 20, 2014Or don’t.I missed this when it first came out, but back in October StudentsFirst apparently released a report called A Personalized Future for Education. If you cut through the platitudes about “teaching with a 19th century model” des
by mike simpson / 14min 
1-20-14 THE WHOLE CHILD BLOG - This Week Celebrate Kindness — Whole Child Education
This Week Celebrate Kindness — Whole Child Education: THE WHOLE CHILD BLOGThis Week Celebrate KindnessJanuary 20, 2014 by Kristen PekarekThis week—January 20–24th—is designated as No Name-Calling Week(NNCW), an initiative of whole child partner Gay, Lesbian and Straight Education Network (GLSEN) that provides students, teachers, staff, and parents with a week of resources and opportunities to show
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Salon.com: National Charter Management Organizations Exposed | Larry Miller's Blog: Educate All Students!
Salon.com: National Charter Management Organizations Exposed | Larry Miller's Blog: Educate All Students!: Salon.com: National Charter Management Organizations ExposedFiled under: Charter Schools — millerlf @ 3:43 pm CHARTER SCHOOL SCANDALS WEBSITEThe truth about charter schools: Padded cells, corruption, lousy instruction and worse resultsCharter schools are sold as an answer. With awful discipli
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Thoughts on the “civil rights issue of our time” Parents United for Responsible Education
Parents United for Responsible Education » Blog Archive » Thoughts on the “civil rights issue of our time”: “civil rights issue of our time”My wonderful pastor husband read the excerpt below from Dr. King’s “Letter from a Birmingham Jail” in his sermon yesterday.Dr. King’s words are painfully appropriate for our own church right now, but also for the state of education reform, where wealthy white
by mike simpson / 2h 
Politically Hyperventillating – redqueeninla
Politically Hyperventillating – redqueeninla: Politically HyperventillatingWritten by redqueeninla in LAUSD I am an LAUSD parent, and I am scared.They say you have to name your problem, and this is it.  I feel that I am part of an overwhelmingly vast educational institution, that has been usurped by corporate political forces.  And I feel there is no one out there protecting my interests, the educ
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Ms. Jablonski's Class Blog 1-20-14
Ms. Jablonski's Class Blog: The Future of GlassholesBy now, most of us have heard of Google’s latest endeavor to give us what we…may or may not need: smart glasses. These futuristic ‘Google Glasses’ allow users to access a world of holographic information, making it possible to use the internet (and more) without having to drag out those cumbersome smartphones. Though critics have been quick to po
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Tonight: Continuing the College Affordability Conversation Student Voice
Student Voice: Tonight: Continuing the College Affordability Conversation Last week we had a chat with the US Secretary of Education, Arne Duncan. Join us this Monday (tonight at 8:30PM EST) as we continue the conversation about college affordability with Grant Lichtman and Dante Barry. We will be discussing things such as how college should be valued, and whether there are adequate alternatives t
by mike simpson / 3h 
teacherken at Daily Kos 1-20-14: "Teachers teach. Well-trained teachers teach better. Great teachers change lives."
Daily Kos: "Teachers teach. Well-trained teachers teach better. Great teachers change lives.": "Teachers teach. Well-trained teachers teach better. Great teachers change lives."That is a quote from page 34 of my friend Dave Greene's new book, Doing the Right Thing: A Teacher Speaks, for which I will provide a review in this space in the next week or so. It is also my new sig li
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When You Fail, I Fail – Approach To Leadership | Connected Principals
When You Fail, I Fail – Approach To Leadership | Connected Principals: When You Fail, I Fail – Approach To Leadershipby sblankenship • January 20, 2014 • 0 CommentsAs school leaders, we must realize we are in this together.  If we can create the following conditions, we can experience success together.Supervision of Instruction occurs between 8:00 and 3:00 or it doesn’t get done!The power to chang
by mike simpson / 3h 
1-20-14 Wait What?
Wait What?: For Martin Luther King, it wasn’t “bad” segregation vs. “okay” segregation.It was June 23, 1963 and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was leading the Great March on Detroit, which has also been called “The Walk to Freedom.” Speaking to a crowd of more than 25,000 people at Cobo Hall in Detroit King said: “For we have come to see that segregation is not only sociologically […]The post For Mart
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The Story of Matthew, the Bravest Little Guy in New York. | Truth in American Education
The Story of Matthew, the Bravest Little Guy in New York. | Truth in American Education: The Story of Matthew, the Bravest Little Guy in New York.Filed in Common Core State Standards by truthed on January 20, 2014 • 0 Comments82By Michael BohrThere is a very brave young man in NY by the name of Matthew. He is 12 years old and has some serious learning challenges that he was in control of and learn
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1-20-14 Seattle Schools Community Forum
Seattle Schools Community Forum: Thank You, Reverend Kingby Melissa Westbrook / 20min 1-19-14 Seattle Schools Community ForumSeattle Schools Community Forum: Seattle Schools This WeekMonday, January 20thNo School in honor of Martin Luther King, Jr. DayWednesday, January 22ndSchool Board Meeting, starting at 4:15 pm.  Agenda.  Note: there is to be an Executive Session after the Board meeting for 30
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On Inefficiencies and Value Added In Private Schools: A follow up on the Chubb research summit | School Finance 101
On Inefficiencies and Value Added In Private Schools: A follow up on the Chubb research summit | School Finance 101: On Inefficiencies and Value Added In Private Schools: A follow up on the Chubb research summitPosted on January 20, 20140 Reblogged from Private Schooling & the Public Interest:Bruce D. Baker, RutgersA few weeks back I posted a rather harsh critique of a summit convened by NAIS
by mike simpson / 6h 
Fighting for the dream continues | Teaching Between the Lines
Fighting for the dream continues | Teaching Between the Lines: Fighting for the dream continuesposted in CCSS, Common Core, Heroes of Education, High Stakes Testing, My Story,NCLB, Reading, Visions of Education, Writing by LauraThis was my very first blog post, written in 2011, in response to my growing frustrations and fears over NCLB.  I had met and spoken with Stephen Krashen, who encouraged me
by mike simpson / 6h 
Honoring MLK: Remembered For the Extremist That He Was | Cloaking Inequity
Honoring MLK: Remembered For the Extremist That He Was | Cloaking Inequity: Honoring MLK: Remembered For the Extremist That He Was“The question is not whether we will be extremists… but what kind of extremists we will be…” Would MLK be a “school reformer” in the mold of Rahm, Bloomberg, Rhee or Broad?  Do you think he would be a member of the anti-union Democrats for Education Reform? Or anti-unio
by mike simpson / 6h 
When Schools Stay Open on Martin Luther King Day - Emily Richmond - The Atlantic
When Schools Stay Open on Martin Luther King Day - Emily Richmond - The Atlantic: When Schools Stay Open on Martin Luther King Day“It always seems like Martin Luther King day is the first one they are willing to give up.”EMILY RICHMOND Today is a federal holiday, which means schools are closed in Washington, D.C. However in some states, districts have abandoned plans to observe Martin Luther King
by mike simpson / 7h 
The greatest MLK speeches you never heard - CNN.com
The greatest MLK speeches you never heard - CNN.com: The greatest MLK speeches you never heardBy John Blake, CNNupdated 8:14 AM EST, Mon January 20, 2014American civil rights leader the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. is best known for his role in the African-American civil rights movement and nonviolent protests. His life's work has been honored with a national holiday, schools and public buildings n
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Court ruling in New Orleans could have big consequences for the city’s schools | Hechinger Report
Court ruling in New Orleans could have big consequences for the city’s schools | Hechinger Report: Court ruling in New Orleans could have big consequences for the city’s schoolsBy Hechinger ReportLast week’s Louisiana appeals court ruling that the New Orleans school board improperly dismissed thousands of teachers in the wake of Hurricane Katrina vindicated the fired educators and their supporters
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Martin Luther King 2.0, Now with More Excellence | EduShyster
Martin Luther King 2.0, Now with More Excellence | EduShyster: Martin Luther King 2.0, Now with More ExcellenceNo one could lead a civil rights movement like Martin Luther King Jr. But let’s face it: the movement he led was old school. The civil rights issue of our time is the achievement gap, and closing it often requires doing the opposite of what Dr. King stood for.Which raises some important q
by mike simpson / 7h 
Diane Ravitch and technology: Once more into the breach… | Dangerously Irrelevant
Diane Ravitch and technology: Once more into the breach… | Dangerously Irrelevant: Diane Ravitch and technology: Once more into the breach…I’m trying to see Diane Ravitch’s pro-technology stance. I really am. I thought she was more tempered in Reign of Error. She actually noted some positive affordances of instructional technologies for students and teachers and also appropriately noted concerns a
by mike simpson / 7h 
Morning Wink 1-20-14 AM Posts #BATsACT #RealEdTalk #EDCHAT #P2
BIG EDUCATION APE - MORNING WINK  AM POSTSLISTEN TO DIANE RAVITCH 1-20-13 Diane Ravitch's blog | A site to discuss better education for allDiane Ravitch's blog | A site to discuss better education for all: Are You Sick of Highly Paid Teachers?Thanks to Jennie Shanker for tweeting this to me. It appeared in the Daily Kos. It shows how to adjust the wages of teachers.7 by dianeravitch / 1h Edward Jo
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LISTEN TO DIANE RAVITCH 1-20-13 Diane Ravitch's blog | A site to discuss better education for all
Diane Ravitch's blog | A site to discuss better education for all: Are You Sick of Highly Paid Teachers?Thanks to Jennie Shanker for tweeting this to me. It appeared in the Daily Kos. It shows how to adjust the wages of teachers.7 by dianeravitch / 1h Edward Johnson: What Does Dr. King’s Legacy Mean Today?Edward Johnson is a community activist in Atlanta who fights tirelessly for a wiser approach
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1-20-14 The Answer Sheet
The Answer Sheet: Why Christie’s school ‘fix’ is misguidedNew Jersey Gov. Chris Christie recently proposed extending the school year and school day in State of the State speech as reforms intended to improve student achievement, though he didn’t provide details or make any mention of how he would fund it. Here’s a piece questioning the notion that simply adding seat time works. This was written […
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1-20-14 Scathing Purple Musings | Color me purple in Florida
Scathing Purple Musings | Color me purple in Florida, red in Washington, dark sky-blue in Israel and public school in Education: The New York Common Core Story That Frightens Florida GOP LawmakersIt’s come to this in New York: To say John King Jr. is New York’s embattled education commissioner is an understatement. A statewide teachers’ union is making plans to take an unprecedented no-confidence
by mike simpson / 8h 
1-20-14 Larry Ferlazzo’s Websites of the Day… | …For Teaching ELL, ESL, & EFL
Larry Ferlazzo’s Websites of the Day… | …For Teaching ELL, ESL, & EFL: This Week’s “Round-Up” Of Good Posts & Articles on Education PolicyHere are some recent useful posts and articles on educational policy issues: Everything you need to know about Common Core is by Diane Ravitch. I’m adding it to The Best Articles Sharing Concerns About Common Core Standards. Beware Chinese data: Its scho
by mike simpson / 8h 
1-20-14 Fred Klonsky | Daily posts from a retired public school teacher
Fred Klonsky | Daily posts from a retired public school teacher who is just looking at the data.: Illinois election choices.Bev Johns is a frequent contributor to this blog. She mostly keeps me and you up to date on the attempts by the ISBE to raise the class size limits that currently are in place for special education students. She also writes frequently about the election for governor of illino
by mike simpson / 8h 
Engaging Parents In School… | Going Beyond Parent "Involvement"
Engaging Parents In School… | Going Beyond Parent "Involvement": “Learning is family affair at Broomfield library”Learning is family affair at Broomfield library is a recent article in a local Colorado newspaper. Here’s how it begins: The sign on the door says the library is for kids, but at Broomfield’s Children’s Library, reading is a family affair. In addition to putting beloved books
by mike simpson / 8h 
1-20-14 Ed Notes Online
Ed Notes Online: Duking it Out in NYSUT - At the Top: Duking it Out in NYSUT - At the TopOn Saturday evening PJSTA (Port Jefferson Station) President Beth Dimino delivered the following message to the members of the PJSTA… For the record, the PJSTA will NOT endorse a slate of NYSUT Officers, led by Andy Pallotta, that endorse and use our vote cope money to pad Cuomo’s war chest! The PJSTA is leadi
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1-20-14 4LAKids - some of the news that doesn't fit
4LAKids - some of the news that doesn't fit: SANTA BARBARA UNIFIED APPROVES $700,000 iPAD PURCHASE: Offers parents lease-to-own optionParents who wish to purchase pay $708 @ $20 per month. There is no funding source identified to anything beyond the pilot year By Kelsey Brugger | The Santa Barbara Independent http://bit.ly/1mkrqJl Thursday, January 16, 2014  ::  Santa Barbara Unified School Distri
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1-20-14 @ The Chalk Face
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1-20-14 With A Brooklyn Accent Go BATs
With A Brooklyn Accent: The False Prophets of School ReformIt is astonishing to see people who have never taught, or have taught a few years and left, become the major forces shaping education in the United States.. They are guided by a policy ethos,which, if you were describing it in biblical terms, would be regarded as False Idolatry. While holding the human skills great teaching involves in con
by mike simpson / 9h 
1-20-14 the becoming radical | A Place for a Pedagogy of Kindness by P. L. Thomas, EdD
the becoming radical | A Place for a Pedagogy of Kindness (the public and scholarly writing by P. L. Thomas, Furman University): Dream Deferred, MLK Day 2014: “This rigid refusal to look at ourselves”“What happens to a dream deferred?” asks Langston Hughes in “Harlem.” As a poem of social consciousness, “Harlem” may often be reduced to literary analysis or an artifact of the Harlem Renaissance; as
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1-20-14 Perdido Street School
Perdido Street School: Hey Governor Cuomo, Where's The Merit Pay Money Coming From?The Jamestown Post-Journal wants to know:Danielle O'Connor, superintendent of Frewsburg Central School, said the logic of promising bonus pay to teachers while her district is still struggling with a $1.2 million gap elimination adjustment is less than sound. "We would certainly be able to strengthen our distri
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Mike Klonsky's SmallTalk Blog: WEEKEND QUOTABLES
Mike Klonsky's SmallTalk Blog: WEEKEND QUOTABLES: WEEKEND QUOTABLESAmiri Baraka's son Ras, delivers his eulogy (Video).Ras Baraka "Every nurse that would come in the room he said, 'Hey, my son is running for mayor. He came to the hospital with a bag of (political) literature." -- NJ.comMichael Eric Dyson We’ve deliberately dismembered him [Dr. Martin Luther King] through manipulation of
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Academia's indentured servants - Opinion - Al Jazeera English
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Alternatives to Teach for America | NGS Movement
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My MLK Post: An Assignment for Test-Driven Reformers | deutsch29
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by mike simpson / 9h 
The Shriver Report – Pushing Back Against Poverty
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New Jersey Civil Rights Attorney Says School Reform Must Consider Real Issues: Segregation and Poverty | janresseger
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Teen Birth Rates Drop, But Districts Fight Parent Dropouts - High School Notes (usnews.com)
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Legislative Alert: HB 2133 Student Privacy Bill: Contact the House Education Committee now | Seattle Education
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YESTERDAY

NYCDOEnuts Is Back And Has Something to Say! southbronxschool.com
http://www.southbronxschool.com: NYCDOEnuts Is Back And Has Something to Say!A special welcome and a special thank you for guest blogging, to one of The Crack Team's favorite bloggers, OLDNYCDOEnuts who was the originator ofNYCDOEnuts blog. Kind of like the two Darrin Stevens. With OLD NYCDoenuts as Dick York.The Crack Team is lying around the SBSB newsroom yesterday when an email from DOEnuts com
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V.A.M.: Value Added Measure: Dr. King's Dream?
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1-19-14 Schools Matter
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United We stand; Divided We Fall: Remember the castrated dog. | Reclaim Reform
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The question no one in Georgia wants answered: How much does... | Get Schooled | www.ajc.com
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SKrashen: Selections from, comments on Ravitch, Everything you need to know about the common core
SKrashen: Selections from, comments on Ravitch, Everything you need to know about the common core: Selections from, comments on Ravitch, Everything you need to know about the common coreExcerpts from, and a few friendly comments on, Diane Ravitch's essay, Everything you need to know about the common core.  (Comments marked with "SK").  My hope is that this very strong essay will turn the
by mike simpson / 22h 
Nite Cap 1-19-14 #BATsACT #RealEdTalk #EDCHAT #P2
James Baldwin said it best: "For these are all our children, and we will profit by or pay for whatever they become."A BIG EDUCATION APE NITE CAP1-19-14 Seattle Schools Community ForumSeattle Schools Community Forum: Seattle Schools This WeekMonday, January 20thNo School in honor of Martin Luther King, Jr. DayWednesday, January 22ndSchool Board Meeting, starting at 4:15 pm.  Agenda.  Note
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