Dr. Umar "Black Parents Are Mis-Educated To Believe Special Education Is Helping Their Child" Pt.4

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[@pausetapest.v8302]

Thus Man has helped me with my son back in 2010 2011 so I have no problem with this Professors process. Now my son is 17 now..

[@marshe58]

As a retired SPED teacher I must say he is correct in take on the video. I have felt obligated to "social" pass some students knowing their dire situations at home. There are so many things wrong with the system.

[@tim62103]

U wrong asf

[@user-le4oj1uv9f]

​@@tim62103how she wrong about sharing her life experience

[@user-mz3cu8un4y]

You are a Real One for this 🙏🏿

[@ChildofGod315]

Needed to see this. I have two children with special needs. I trust you Jesus carry me as I struggle to provide for my children. As a single mother things can be challenging. Both of my sons are special needs I’m so blessed to have them they are my life. God please hear my prayers protect me and my children from homelessness. Give me Strength as I struggle to pay the bills and as I struggle to buy groceries. Bless me to be a better mother everyday.❤️

[@winningvictory]

God bless you for being a real humanitarian treasure of a parent! God bless your awesome kids!

[@dapernz]

Jesus ain't real. Satan forever 😂😂😂😂😂

[@testertroy]

❤

[@supremeakuma]

Why are you a SINGLE MOM?

[@winningvictory]

@supremeakuma Because she does not want to associate with the unlikes of you! She rather have Fillet Mignon instead of Hamburger helper!

[@liagenuine]

So true, when my daughter was in preschool or kindergarten they so-called tried to teach her to count from 1-15 ALL SCHOOL YEAR, the teacher literally gave up at the end of the year and tried convincing me she couldn’t do it, I took her home and worked with her for ONE WEEK and she got it, she was counting from 1-15, smh…..they will definitely try to set ur child up for failure…..she’s a high school graduate today no special ed.

[@justanotherday08]

Same when my son was in first grade Oh he can't read he can't solve math problems Turns out she was just rushing and yelling at him in class when the counselor gave him time to think and answer he was flawless

[@D13vest]

You should have taught her to count to 15 not the school

[@liagenuine]

@@D13vest that sounds asinine, what am I sending her to school for🤔?? As with my sons, I felt like the teacher EVERYDAY they came home from school with homework, so, I became the teacher FULL-TIME and homeschooled them for 5 years, I don’t put my trust in the educational system, however, some parents don’t have a choice.

[@Tomorrison28]

This is where Dr. Umar is at his best. He's done real work protecting Black Children from the special Ed agenda

[@teylanubia1772]

Yes, this is truly his calling. Peace

[@fantasybouthour6679]

If he would stop gossiping about celebrities, stop using racial epithets, clean up his attitude, and be transparent about the school, he would be more effective. Just focus on the school, the children, and the educational system, and leave that other stuff alone.

[@jerronwesley4473]

​@@fantasybouthour6679No he's correct on Blacks only dating and marrying other Blacks. We are under curses of Deuteronomy....

[@maxwellndlovu4461]

You all mean he must leave politics alone cause you're afraid he is educating a lot of black people about where they stand in America. And to me that is his true calling.

[@teylanubia1772]

@@maxwellndlovu4461 ...Not true at all. I said what I meant. Let me say, I don't need anyone to educate me about politics and or America. I'm well informed on both, unlike many I see on social media at present. I'm a registered Republican and have distanced myself since the rise of the Tea party, now they have let the maga group take over. I'm not the only Republican that will be voting to keep a mentally unwell individual out of office, that will not be beholden to anyone and will be given card Blanche to do whatever. It's called being smart and informed. Peace

[@SoloDoloQuezoo]

Change the curriculum and you’ll see a HUGE difference ! This video gonna age very well. Shoutout to DR. Umar !!

[@j-us-t_be-in-g]

I was so called diagnosed with english and reading disability. However, those were my best subjects. Matter of fact, I read and write a lot until this day. I was placed in special education all the way up to junior year in high school. I was constantly begging the special education teachers to let me go. They weren't really helping me because I didn't need help. They finally let me go after my junior year.

[@mitchrosario1529]

My situation was similar to yours smh they did us dirty

[@user-mz3cu8un4y]

Facts

[@TheBINIBALL]

When Dr. Umar talks about the school system, its effect on our children, and some historical conditions, I make sure I hear everything. This is where his insight shines brightest fr.

[@ThinkTankEntertainment]

“No child left behind”

[@deborahzenquis4666]

Every principle must see this.

[@TheDefenseIsUpNext]

Word. Not just that, but how it directly benefits the pharmaceutical industry.

[@LBNoah316]

Parents need to be informed. Parent need to be more involved....

[@ChiefOkima]

I'm so glad I came across this! I have friends who work for DOE here in NY and they can attest to this first hand!!!

[@KwameFadhiliWilliams]

I'm glad you came across this as well my sista

[@johnhill9445]

Malcom X Warned Us

[@issavibez394]

He was very woke

[@terrancemoore1776]

Now the oldest generation are replying. Ohhhh we should have listened to Malcolm.

[@WillamChallenger]

They dont listen. They dont care to knw.

[@fredelie]

Way better podcast than breakfast club

[@Msjoli]

Agree. I think Dr.Umar delivers the messaging better in this space. Radio stations struggle with click bait, shock factor, the audience in which they serve

[@Gunta45]

“Compensatory is reparation for miseducation!!!!”

[@moety2]

As a parent that moved out of the city, the schools were one of main reasons for me and my wife. My story is different because my kids flourished. We picked a district that was a mix of kids instead of predominantly white. If parents have that as a choice I would suggest going that route. You do have to be mindful and aware of things in the schools. One of the best ways to insure fairness is for both parents to be involved. Let the teachers see you there. I learned that lesson the hard way because I work in the city and my wife was mainly the face the schools always saw for my 2 oldest. The baby, who is now 15 I’ve made myself way more available. It also helps a lot that our son is one of the academically gifted kids. Can’t hide, or make excuses when your child is a grade ahead in all advanced classes and has a gpa that is over 100. Some of his best teachers that helped and looked out for him were white. So be mindful of that. Not all of them are out to do us harm.

[@nyhater1]

There is no such thing as fairness when humans are involved.

[@moety2]

@@nyhater1 that’s an absurd statement. We need to be grounded in reality. Sure there are those who take advantage every chance they get. Our culture rewards that behavior more than not. But there are acts of kindness and fairness and those that give more than what would be considered fair.

[@GeraldCampbell-dt8pd]

⁠@@moety2You are entitled to your opinions just like I'm am. Humans, by nature, are selfish. Humans are incapable of being fair to each other. This is my opinion.

[@teylanubia1772]

This is your calling brother, and you need to focus on these issues. Peace

[@user-le4oj1uv9f]

Facts

[@tamikadaniels6556]

I’m not delusional. I’m a parent of a special needs child and I agree with Dr. Umar. This past school year alone I had many, many challenges and issues with the school and the staff.

[@leanavision4738]

Granted we move together and get our stuff together and have financial growth/community, here comes the bombs and intentional gentrification.

[@3truthis]

In regard to IEP rotations, it a parents responsibility to track academic functionality. How can a child go through the system without the parent supplementing and tracking progress.

[@ebonimynd4133]

He still can’t tell us where the school or the money people donated are 🎉

[@jahkarimirza7286]

True. But, he is correct in this video. When it comes to what is going in the schools he is an expertise. He should just stick to this instead of talking about all the other nonsense.

[@JintzBagwell]

Keep checking his videos, because he has spoken on the progress of the school, he's been building... Ashe

[@dapernz]

​@@JintzBagwellHe pushed back the opening date yet again 😂😂😂

[@arimelek9269]

@@jahkarimirza7286 even a broke clock right twice a day…you think the wolf of wall street scammed all those educated wealthy white people by being dumb⁉️…and this guy just scamming regular black people..mostly single black mothers❗️yu 🥷🏽’z would listen 2 anybody with Dr. in front their name long as they sound halfway right and use big words❗️hellooo‼️😳😩😹🤦🏾

[@pan-africanisms]

Thank you for all the Support Brothers and Sistas. Peace and Pan-Africanism!

[@kreativeforce532]

Peace and Pan-Africanism!

[@Gunta45]

Strong points but there is no accountability for the parents. I think I mentioned in a prior video and I can only talk for some districts. Parents push for their kids to have IEPs more than the school or the teachers. This year a teacher felt that a student wasn’t ready to be promoted and he had an iep. The parent called the district office trying to get the teacher fired…. Garvey always said all systems are created to be manipulated. The school system is no different. Regardless of the terms special Ed and all of these classifications. If the “school team including the parents” use a village mentality a lot could be changed.

[@cannottrust3710]

Its often behavior issues with the students in special Ed who won't learn. This is the parents fault

[@busydem6161]

Oh no not my child , I know my child ! He or she wouldn’t do that! My brother was and I both played sports in high school, we were pretty good , with my brother going in to earn a a scholarship. We stood several feet above our single home mom , we were upper class man in high school. My mom sat down after a long days work and read to us, made us read to her on a nightly basis, to make sure we could phonetically code the words instead of memorization. She made us watch shows like super nova, National Geographic’s, and the electric company just to name a few. When we started high school, I chuckle now thinking about it. I thought that I was going to be slick and pick easy classes. Well my mother put a stop to that , and she had regular meetings with me and my brother’s school guidance counselor. Needless to say, I don’t think I have to talk about behavior. We , of course we’re not perfect. But we knew when to walk away from peers , yes even while standing several feet above her, saying if my mom catches me doing that, well the consequences would not have been worth it. She said my boys will graduate, they will not have babies before graduation, btw, she she sure her work schedule coincided with the time we got home from practice to make sure to raging hormone teenagers didn’t get into folly with the young ladies at the vulnerable time of day. She would always say, and it use to aggravate me at no end that I will never uphold you in any wrong doing , and I’ll never say what my boys will or will not do, I can tell you I know how they’ll behave when I’m present, but I can’t say what they will do when I’m not around. She prayed that the wisdom that she gave us would carry us outside of her presence. So yes I agree education begins with the parents. I’m frankly, tired of the excuses, and when you see them at the school house , and I mean all races only when they want to give teachers a piece of their mind. Nuff with that foolishness

[@xaviersheppard7438]

I agree with Umar Johnson

[@lilseanrobinson158]

The entirety of social media should be put on special education 😂 social media is a blessing for some folks and a curse

[@djpioneer937]

The parents themselves are part of the problem as well

[@TREACHERY09]

Love Dr. Umar. He's going to tell the Truth and not Sugar coat 💪💪

[@tawsmith1932]

I see the same scenario happened with black administrators in schools in the south. I see parents push for their children to be diagnosed for special education even though they didnt really need it. The schools do it. These black parents need to do the basic early education for their children at home.

[@cannottrust3710]

Its often home training and the willingness to accept teaching. Kids need to focus without the threat of a belt.

[@kreativeforce532]

The parents also do it to get a disability check once the child graduates from high school and that parent knows there are no jobs for their son. especially in the south. And the parent (usually the mother) is not pursuing the creation of a network amongst her peers that would ensure a career for her son. White mothers on the other hand do these things, other non-black parents do these things to guarantee their sons excel financially after graduating high school and/or college.

[@johnhill9445]

Share Share Share. Let's make this Go Viral 👍

[@williegordon5287]

Str8 up I did my part in sharing this video clip

[@OnlyBuilt4FinancialContracts]

Facts… this shit started 50+ years ago

[@wb3381]

Regarding special education I believe our churches are developing in Special education institutions.I know people who spent years in churches are clueless in understanding codependency, cognitive dissonance, Stockholm syndrome, and spiritual trafficking

[@bisquit48]

I ended up on speacial education. Somply for defending myself from getting jumped. My fathee pulled me out after 7 months.

[@anthonybates8568]

Very informative interview. Much Respect✊🏿

[@mekemeke8497]

Accountability is low for all kids now. Their parents are also responsible for what their kids do not learn. Administration is also accountable, and a number of other systematic institutions. I find most parents don't want to be bothered with their own kids and want to push off responsibility to people who could care less about their children.

[@MarcTucker-g8v]

I had an iep I was special education student thanking my mom for not putting me on the medication tho

[@biscaynesupercars]

At some point parents have to invest time, money, energy and effort into their own children’s education. If your child can’t read at their grade level that’s the parent’s fault 1st then the school not the other way around

[@l.Ooto.l]

As a functioning member of society I’d like to call bs on the whole special ed stuff. For someone like myself that was part of it it was never that I had a learning disability I just didn’t care to learn most of the stuff they were teaching. Let’s not forget all the psychiatric medicine that ultimately fucks up black kids.

[@bisquit48]

This is a subject umar should focus on .

[@walterhoward5512]

He says a lot of interesting things, but he's such a scammer you can never know what is true or a lie. If he was to focus on this special ed stuff, be serious and honest about it, he could be a true force for good. Instead he's focused on that ridiculous school scam.

[@nuwberian732]

You are a scam..

[@toniboyd190]

I don't really pay him no attention usually but a friend of mind sent me this video and I can tell you from experience what he's talking about in this clip is 1000 prevent true my kids go to a private school and the will try to push the narrative in your child that he's not focusing and then come up with this (bosc) test and after that try to slid in the Adhd stuff but you really have to advocate for your children and it's also true especially with our children when they see both parents they tend to not try as much because they get hit from both sides mothers need that support like lionesses there not scared of nothing in front of them because they know exactly who is behind them the( Lion) that's why we as black fathers need to help by showing up to these meetings with our wives because it's always gone be her against two or three ppl in these meetings reading this you don't have to be a husband or baby father you can be a brother cousin friend it takes a village to raise and look after these young black men this is just my thoughts.

[@johnhill9445]

Read Black Parent Advocate Dr Umar Johnson ❤😊

[@fatfats3]

I would have to disagree most black kids are in Special ED because the parents didn't teach them anything, black people do not prepare their children for school by investing in their early childhood education. Most of our children go to kindergarten already behind not even knowing the basics. The teachers have no foundation to build on, plus they have behavioral issues too. Special Education gives them a chance to catch up if there is high parental involvement, black people send their kids to school hoping for a miracle without any involvement on their end when the child is at home. But I do agree that the school system is not designed for black children either which makes the situation even worse. But I think we have a responsibility as parents to take more accountability for our children on all levels and stop leaving it up to other people

[@issavibez394]

Yessss

[@mitchrosario1529]

I came up in Camden,NJ and was in the public education system, got put in special for behavior problems in fifth grade I had a teacher by the name of Mwlimu Waset aka Mr.Bacon he proved not only to my mother but to the school that I was able to do the work and functwith problems got mainstreamed and ended up back in special for simply cutting school when I got to high school. The education system failed me and in my senior year I just happened to speak to one of the counselors and they told me “we could of been gotten you out, I don’t understand why they never got you evaluated you” Man I was so upset I was ready to cry I still got my cap and gown but always felt like I wold short🤷🏾‍♂️ but I make a good living now as a truck driver but man smh

[@marieestelle709]

smart MAN yOU ARE AN INSPIRAGTION A LEADER FOR THE bLACK PEOPLE IN AMERICA, AFRICA AND BLACK IMMIGRANTS ALL OTHER THE WORLD. KNOWLEDGE IN POWER

[@johnhill9445]

Dr. Joy Degruy

[@OdinUchiha]

I didn't know IEP team is responsible with my learning abilities goal. M

[@johnhill9445]

Dr Jeffries

[@user-kl4zc9ow5d]

We are changing the curriculum in my country In Africa we don't to waste time on learning to know who was great white men caz it doesn't bring money and food on the table Africans have started rising from what all whites yellow or Chinese people who told us what is nothing to our progress

[@johnhill9445]

Dr Neely Fuller Jr

[@walterhoward5512]

There is a real question of why doesn't this happen to Asians? They don't create Asian only schools and yet are able to thrive and aren't being put into special ed classes. I'm all for blaming the system when it's at fault, but we also have to admit our own failings if we really want to move forward.

[@marythoj205]

The teaching doesn’t stop at the school only. In many Asian households it’s taught at home as well. My son’s school doesn’t give out homework but my husband I make our son do homework at least 1-2 hours a weeknight.

[@nursemcfarlane6655]

They empasize education from day 1. They don't wait for kindergarten at 5 years old.

[@nuwberian732]

Asians have a culture, black Americans do not...

[@AJ-nd4nk]

Exactly my thoughts. Black American parents need to do better raising their children. Standards have dropped.

[@mousseyessesow9688]

Full of teaching

[@Jj-lo3zx]

sorry Umar ALL PARENTS ARE FOOLED IN SPRCIAL ED …

[@teebeon1277]

Is it true dr umar niece just recently married a wm?

[@jyotik8]

There is racism for both students and Educators in schools that are not racially diverse, by racially diverse I mean no black Teachers and no black Admin, no black education specialists (OT, Resource Specialist, Speech, Psych, etc..,). Unfortunately, the numbers of schools that are all black in California have all but dissappeared (truth be told, the student body was all black, the Teaching staff was not). Both staff and students experience micro aggressions, and passive aggressive behaviors from white or hispanic staff and students, they let both black staff and students know exactly how they feel about them on a daily and regular basis, they make a concerted effort to keep both black staff and students on the defesive to the BS they are constantly doing, yet they so easily deny (Why? Because they are the majority and yes, even in education they will lie "Your child needs Special Ed", as an educator "you did not turn this in or you did not do that correctly" the entire time the paperwork was turned in on time and done impeccably...black educators are CONSTANTLY scrutinized... you see where im going with this? When they are the majority in a school (wich is 90-95% in Calofornia) there IS racism toward your black child, and the black staff that truly fight for your child, is catching hell on that job in some form or another everyday single day. They do not want to integrate, and even though it looks like it on the surface (big business benefitted the most from integration), when you look at what is really going on in jobs, schools and neighborhoods a different truth emerges. So listen to what Dr. Umar is saying. He knows exactly what is going on and how this system impacts our children. Listen to what Black Educators are saying, we know what is going on.

[@Msjoli]

Yes we do!!

[@tonicoaxum1]

Does anyone know the name of the reggae song at the beginning and end of the video?

[@johnhill9445]

Dr. Gerald Horne

[@GhetemStr8Swagging]

3:27 😂😂😂

[@issavibez394]

The problem is parents think they know everything yet their kids these days are more educated than they are

[@PhoenixRising82672]

Still giving this scammer attention

[@nursemcfarlane6655]

African Americans/Black folks start educating your children from day 1. They also need a bank account. Black/African Americans soon as you find out your pregnant you must educate your infant in the womb. Read, math, nature, biology language. By 2 years old your child must be doing ABCs, 123s. F Don't wait until there 5 years old to begin educating. Start by 2 years old. Parent/s also will improve their skills. By 6 years old your child must have a library card. Museums are free. By age 9 they must travel to different states or overseas.

[@thecrow4597]

This guys rhetoric about race and teachers is one of the most disgraceful things I’ve heard. He thinks teachers who willingly dedicate their days to teaching these kids, are subverting their education because they are blk? That’s schizophrenic paranoia

[@chitownboyz]

Shut up kewn

[@GA3S_]

You slow if you didn’t kno this already. It’s called dumbing them down, tell me why some schools teaching about slavery but skipping major points when teaching🤨🤨🤨😒😒. We kno what’s going on it’s you who acting like it don’t exist

[@TheBINIBALL]

When you look at the history of America and his correct discussion on the white flight that occurred after integration, you'll find that there's more to the story than "schizophrenic paranoia" but of course you "skeptics" know more.

[@nuwberian732]

He is correct, you are not...

[@Msjoli]

He is sharing the systems created not necessarily the teachers. It’s bigger than those they place into a classroom. It’s ingrained in the American education system as a whole…and special education has become the new area of interest to fund