Discriminatory admissions process (Re: OOP: Sorting hat's song)
jenny_ravenclaw
meboriqua at aol.com
Wed Jun 25 02:32:47 UTC 2003
No: HPFGUIDX 63369
--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "Milz" <absinthe at m...> wrote:
> Imo, Hufflepuff distills the true quality of a teacher. Someone who
> is willing to teach any child, regardless of origin (Muggle born or
> pure blood), personality (brave or not), or intellect.>
Go, teachers! It's official: I may call myself Jenny from Ravenclaw,
but I'm a Hufflepuff in reality. This confirms it for me.
Here's what I found a bit unsettling about the Sorting Hat's song:
Hufflepuff *was* the only one to say "Ah, who cares what each kid
brings? Let's teach 'em all! I don't care who I have in my house."
We can debate whether or not the other founders only wanted certain
kids to attend Hogwarts or simply certain kids in the Houses, but the
fact remains that they *did* want to separate kids based on
background/personality, not interests. When people start establishing
groups based on things that are uncontrolled, bad things are bound to
happen, especially when it comes to education.
--jenny from ravenclaw ***********************************
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