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Re: no black teachers in vermont
Posted by Michael on 9/03/07

    Why are there no white people in East Cleveland, Ohio???? Why
    am I not called a German-American???.... Duh!!! I wish people
    would quit asking meaningless questions. Every city in these
    United States of America has an "open door policy". Who
    really knows the answer as to why people migrate to cetain
    areas. And to anser your original question... I'm sure if
    qualified black teachers applied in Vermont, they would not be
    turned down.

    > On 8/17/07, simple demographics wrote:
    >> On 8/17/07, abidjan wrote:
    >>> why there are no black teachers in vermont?
    >>
    >> Only .6&37; of the population of Vermont is black. By
    > comparsion, 13&37; of the US
    >> population is black. So this has nothing to do with
    > teachers. You are simply
    >> asking the wrong question. The better question is, "Why are
    > there no black PEOPLE
    >> in Vermon?"
    >>
    >> I don't know the answer, but I imagine it has something to
    > do with history and
    >> where people settled and why they moved.
    >

     
     

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