‘Separate But Equitable’: Denver Elementary School Hosts Racially Segregated Family Playground Night

Centennial Elementary School in Denver, Colorado, is taking us back to the days of state-sanctioned racism a la their segregated “Families of Color Playground Nights.” The surprising event put on in the name of diversity, equity, and inclusion was flagged by Manhattan Institute senior fellow and City Journal writer Christopher Rufo on Tuesday.

Rufo tweeted, “Denver Public Schools now promoting racially-segregated playtime—for ‘equity.'” alongside a photo that featured advertisements for one of the events.

Denver Public Schools spokesperson Scott Pribble confirmed to Rufo that these events have been taking place. Pribble also said that the “Families of Color” playground nights “provide connections, support, and inspirations for families which share similar experiences, and come from similar backgrounds.”

“Efforts like these are about uniting us, not dividing us,” Pribble said regarding the school event.

In response to that statement from the school district, Babylon Bee CEO Seth Dillon simply said, “‘Division unites us.’ Orwellian nonsense.”

Segregation sanctioned by school officials — who for some reason believe it to beneficial — has crept back up in America over at least the past year. In August, The Daily Wire reported on a black mother in Atlanta who was outraged after learning her daughter’s school principal had divided classes between white and black students.

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"Never interfere with an enemy that is destroying itself."

You get what you allow. Do something. Scream to the roof tops. Recall. Rescind. Impeach. File lawsuits. Fire. Demote.. every problem has a solution.. but it won.t resolve itself. You must put in the effort to right this sinking ship.. basically. Words with no action are meaningless. Roll up your sleeves. Take back your world.

It's fine by me. The more they segregate me from blacks, the better.

So this means that Whites get a playground night without any “POCs”, right? I like it! We should apply this idea to everything. Maybe it would be fun to go to malls or amusement parks again. Or restaurants, or movies, or food shopping, or just walking down the street.....

Centennial Elementary School in Denver, Colorado, is taking us back to the days of state-sanctioned racism a la their segregated “Families of Color Playground Nights.” The surprising event put on in the name of diversity, equity, and inclusion was flagged by Manhattan Institute senior fellow and City Journal writer Christopher Rufo on Tuesday.

Rufo tweeted, “Denver Public Schools now promoting racially-segregated playtime—for ‘equity.'” alongside a photo that featured advertisements for one of the events.

Denver Public Schools spokesperson Scott Pribble confirmed to Rufo that these events have been taking place. Pribble also said that the “Families of Color” playground nights “provide connections, support, and inspirations for families which share similar experiences, and come from similar backgrounds.”

“Efforts like these are about uniting us, not dividing us,” Pribble said regarding the school event.

In response to that statement from the school district, Babylon Bee CEO Seth Dillon simply said, “‘Division unites us.’ Orwellian nonsense.”

Segregation sanctioned by school officials — who for some reason believe it to beneficial — has crept back up in America over at least the past year. In August, The Daily Wire reported on a black mother in Atlanta who was outraged after learning her daughter’s school principal had divided classes between white and black students.

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Centennial Elementary School in Denver, Colorado, is taking us back to the days of state-sanctioned racism a la their segregated “Families of Color Playground Nights.” The surprising event put on in the name of diversity, equity, and inclusion was flagged by Manhattan Institute senior fellow and City Journal writer Christopher Rufo on Tuesday.

Rufo tweeted, “Denver Public Schools now promoting racially-segregated playtime—for ‘equity.'” alongside a photo that featured advertisements for one of the events.

Denver Public Schools spokesperson Scott Pribble confirmed to Rufo that these events have been taking place. Pribble also said that the “Families of Color” playground nights “provide connections, support, and inspirations for families which share similar experiences, and come from similar backgrounds.”

“Efforts like these are about uniting us, not dividing us,” Pribble said regarding the school event.

In response to that statement from the school district, Babylon Bee CEO Seth Dillon simply said, “‘Division unites us.’ Orwellian nonsense.”

Segregation sanctioned by school officials — who for some reason believe it to beneficial — has crept back up in America over at least the past year. In August, The Daily Wire reported on a black mother in Atlanta who was outraged after learning her daughter’s school principal had divided classes between white and black students.

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Centennial Elementary School in Denver, Colorado, is taking us back to the days of state-sanctioned racism a la their segregated “Families of Color Playground Nights.” The surprising event put on in the name of diversity, equity, and inclusion was flagged by Manhattan Institute senior fellow and City Journal writer Christopher Rufo on Tuesday.

Rufo tweeted, “Denver Public Schools now promoting racially-segregated playtime—for ‘equity.'” alongside a photo that featured advertisements for one of the events.

Denver Public Schools spokesperson Scott Pribble confirmed to Rufo that these events have been taking place. Pribble also said that the “Families of Color” playground nights “provide connections, support, and inspirations for families which share similar experiences, and come from similar backgrounds.”

“Efforts like these are about uniting us, not dividing us,” Pribble said regarding the school event.

In response to that statement from the school district, Babylon Bee CEO Seth Dillon simply said, “‘Division unites us.’ Orwellian nonsense.”

Segregation sanctioned by school officials — who for some reason believe it to beneficial — has crept back up in America over at least the past year. In August, The Daily Wire reported on a black mother in Atlanta who was outraged after learning her daughter’s school principal had divided classes between white and black students.

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That's just it. They'll say white time is "all the time" so they won't do it.

Centennial Elementary School in Denver, Colorado, is taking us back to the days of state-sanctioned racism a la their segregated “Families of Color Playground Nights.” The surprising event put on in the name of diversity, equity, and inclusion was flagged by Manhattan Institute senior fellow and City Journal writer Christopher Rufo on Tuesday.

Rufo tweeted, “Denver Public Schools now promoting racially-segregated playtime—for ‘equity.'” alongside a photo that featured advertisements for one of the events.

Denver Public Schools spokesperson Scott Pribble confirmed to Rufo that these events have been taking place. Pribble also said that the “Families of Color” playground nights “provide connections, support, and inspirations for families which share similar experiences, and come from similar backgrounds.”

“Efforts like these are about uniting us, not dividing us,” Pribble said regarding the school event.

In response to that statement from the school district, Babylon Bee CEO Seth Dillon simply said, “‘Division unites us.’ Orwellian nonsense.”

Segregation sanctioned by school officials — who for some reason believe it to beneficial — has crept back up in America over at least the past year. In August, The Daily Wire reported on a black mother in Atlanta who was outraged after learning her daughter’s school principal had divided classes between white and black students.

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