A man hired as a coordinator for the District of Columbia Public Schools’ (DCPS) Office of Equity took to social media to demonize white people, according to media reports.
“Yt devil get beneath my feet,” Rodriguez tweeted.The Office of Equity reveals its radical agenda on its website, whichThe website includes tabs visitors can click on to see the office’s mission, which says, in part:• We interrogate our positions at DCPS
• We continually learn how racism shapes the lives of our students, peers and our own lived experiences“We employ evidence based antiracist pedagogy,” the site concludes.
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