I want you all to imagine this for a moment. You are a charted accountant and you walk into work and your boss says, "Today we need you to design a bridge and a dam." Or suppose you are an engineer and you were asked to perform a heart surgery. Sounds absurd, completely unrealistic, but this is exactly what we expect from our sanitation workers in India every single day.Most of our sanitation workers never been to schools. They never formally trained yet we expect them to cover thousands households that in ...

Give white people a country where only they are citizens.Everyone else is a visitor on a visa with a two tier legal system, impenetrable borders and instant deportations.White Dubai. ...

Education System Inequality - The education system is rigged, with zip code significantly impacting educational trajectory [1][2] - Local property taxes drive public school funding, leading to unequal resource distribution based on zip code [3] - Segregation in schools has worsened by 64% since the 1980s, despite the Brown versus Board of Education ruling [6] - Black and Latino students are four times more likely to experience under-resourced schools and inexperienced teachers [8] - Redlining and funding schools through local property taxes contribute to concentrated poverty and unequal educational opportunities [9] Systemic Harm and Consequences - Underfunded schools lead to negative consequences in incarceration, income, and health [11] - 70% of incarcerated adults in America read below a fourth-grade level, highlighting the impact of educational failure [11] Solutions for Equity - Real equity involves providing schools with equitable resources based on need, not just equal resources [12] - Equity-based funding can increase graduation rates by up to 30% [12] - Community-driven leadership and culturally relevant curriculum are essential for lasting change and student engagement [12] - A $1 billion voucher program in Texas may further drain money from public schools in need [10] - Districts serving mostly white students receive $23 billion more annually than those serving mostly students of color [10]

Community & Legal Aspects - A new housing development in Arkansas requires applicants to be white [1] - The founders believe they can win legal challenges in the current political climate [2] - The community has been fundraising since October 2023, including for legal defense [8] - The founders are using Chat GPT for their legal framework [9] - Lawyers are advising them on how to fight potential legal challenges [9] Screening Process - Applicants are required to fill out a questionnaire about their heritage and provide photographs of themselves and family members [4] - Applicants undergo in-person interviews [4] - Some applicants have been rejected for not seeming "sufficiently white" [4] - The founders struggle to define "sufficiently white" but reject those who don't "present like a white person" [5] Founders & Background - The community is called Return to the Land, founded by Eric Orwal and Peter Siri [6] - Both founders are classically trained musicians who met online [6] - Eric Orwal has a YouTube channel focused on philosophy [6] - Both grew up in middle-class America and became far-right later in life [6] - Peter Siri was arrested for attempted murder in Ecuador but was not charged [7]

No blacks, no Jews, no gays. High up in the Ozark Hills in the state of Arkansas, dozens of people have been working hard, building houses and a new type of community. It's called Return to the Land, and it is a town open to white people only.They are millennials and Gen Z, and this is a new update of age-old prejudice. What we've done here is establish a place where we have control over who our neighbors are. And that is just for the sake of preserving, you know, our culture.And that that culture effective ...