Peanut butter and jelly is "racist?"

[HiPointDem]

31. More education deform fallout. The schools in the article are targeted for closing; the equity

policy is one of the district's tools to raise minority achievement. I don't know if it's a good idea or not, as no real information is given, just a laser-focus on sandwiches. However, I doubt sandwiches are the focus in real life.

As I understand it, the point is: consider the foods students are familiar with when you feed them. Not particularly earth-shattering or worthy of the 4 million denigratory posts on the internet calling Gutierrez a racist.

The real news is here:

Equity training aside, Scott School must teach the same number of students with fewer teachers and resources. Down five full-time positions this year, including two reading specialists, Gutierrez is trying desperately do more with less.

http://portlandtribune.com/pt-rss/9-news/114604-schools-beat-the-drum-for-equity

Of course, huffpo didn't pick up on that, because it's all about painting schools & teachers as nutty places/people whom you don't want anywhere near your kids.