Letter: Multicultural Lessons Taught In Schools

if I had to respond to these letters I would have to first respond to Joyce Reynolds by stating: I’m glad to hear from someone who truly supports the idea of multicultural lessons taught in schools. You’re right about the cultural change in America and that kids should be prepared for it. I would hope you get more people to come and show support. Joyce Maples would get a letter from me stating that: I’m happy for your support on the idea on multicultural lessons being taught in classrooms. In your letter, you provided me your appreciation for the school Halloween party and how the children’s costumes challenged the stereotypes of people who’s against it. I hope you keep up with the positive support and help the movement continue. For Rebeca
Reynolds I would respond by saying: I appreciate your letter of concerns and also we appreciate that your son has fought for our country. But this matter here isn’t the reason why your son is unemployed, there can be other factors on why your son is unemployed. We have many new ethic groups coming in and its essential that today kids have the opportunity to learn about other ethnic groups and cultures besides their own. And when its comes to John Jameson letter I would respond by saying; I thank you for sharing your concerns but its no need to be in such denial that teaching multicultural lessons in schools is a bad idea. Since you seem very concerned about kids learning about more beneficial topics in school then you should already be aware that kids learning about multicultural topics in school is important for the simple fact of new ethic and cultural changes that’s occurring. We need this taught in schools because our kids is are the future and since new ethic groups coming into America we need our future bosses, doctors, cops and more to understand the difference.