A Seattle elementary school canceled its annual Halloween parade this year, saying
it "marginalizes students of color who do not celebrate the holiday."
The decision to cancel the Pumpkin Parade, where students can dress up in Halloween costumes, came from
the Racial Equity Team at Benjamin Franklin Day Elementary School after five years of discussion, the school district said.
"There are numerous community and neighborhood events where students and families who wish to can celebrate Halloween," a Seattle Public Schools spokeswoman said in a
statement provided to KTTH Radio talk show host Jason Rantz. "Historically, the Pumpkin Parade marginalizes students of color who do not celebrate the holiday. Specifically, these students have requested to be isolated on campus while the event took place.
"In alliance with SPS's
unwavering commitment to students of color, specifically African American males, the staff is committed to supplanting the Pumpkin Parade with more inclusive and educational opportunities during the school day," the statement continued, adding that the decision had nothing to do with the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
School principal Stanley Jaskot confirmed that the parade was cancelled.
Comment: Why has nobody said anything about false-positive test results that people were getting since this madness started?
Is it because those false-positive tests were in favor of the elites who created this mess, so they can fire up the hysteria even more and keep installing fascistic and totalitarian rule over humanity?
Since they claim that there was a technical problem in the lab and they have false-negative tests, they probably have false-positive test results in the same period. Why they don't talk about those test results?
PCR tests are scientifically meaningless since they are not the kind of tests that can be used for the diagnosis of any kind of infection. PCR tests and media are used as a disinformation tool to increase the fear and hysteria among people. They created a perfect illusion of pandemic, based on PCR tests.
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