So this was on the news today guys. Amusing but kinda annoyed at the social media uproar.
A publisher has said it will stop selling a GCSE textbook after it was found to contain stereotypes about Caribbean families.
AQA GCSE (9-1) Sociology says Caribbean men are "largely absent" from family situations.
The comments have been called "really dangerous" as there's no social or historical context.
Hodder Education says it's taking concerns "extremely seriously" and will stop supplying the book for sale.
The paragraph in the sociology of families section of the book reads: "In Caribbean families, the fathers and husbands are largely absent and women assume the most responsibility in childrearing.
"When men and women live together, it is usually in cohabiting or common law relationships that reproduce the traditional patriarchal division of labour."
What do you think about this? Is it political correctness at it’s finest?
(https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/amp/newsbeat-45784222)
A publisher has said it will stop selling a GCSE textbook after it was found to contain stereotypes about Caribbean families.
AQA GCSE (9-1) Sociology says Caribbean men are "largely absent" from family situations.
The comments have been called "really dangerous" as there's no social or historical context.
Hodder Education says it's taking concerns "extremely seriously" and will stop supplying the book for sale.
The paragraph in the sociology of families section of the book reads: "In Caribbean families, the fathers and husbands are largely absent and women assume the most responsibility in childrearing.
"When men and women live together, it is usually in cohabiting or common law relationships that reproduce the traditional patriarchal division of labour."
What do you think about this? Is it political correctness at it’s finest?
(https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/amp/newsbeat-45784222)