The UNSPOKEN Truth About Multiculturalism | The Winston Marshall Show #023

With Britain reeling after the terrible killing of three young girls in Southport which inspired violent riots, I spoke with Katherine Birbalsingh to explore the countries deeper problems. “Diversity is our greatest strength” we are constantly told, evidently now that is not the case. The big question few are asking is: what unifies us?

Who better to explore the topic than the so-called “strictest headteacher in Britain”. Katharine is the founder of the successful Michaela school in London which brings together children from the cities different culture and unifies them with a common culture. Can lessons from Michaela apply to the whole country? Are the nation’s problems solvable? Will things get worse?

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Chapters
00:00 - Introduction
02:48 - The Challenges of Multiculturalism in Britain
06:26 - Prioritising Community Needs in a Multicultural School
13:18 - Does Multiculturalism Need Managing?
17:23 - Teaching Values and Kindness
20:41 - Common Culture and Navigating Religious Expression in Schools
32:00 - Rethinking Teaching Of History for Cultural Integration
43:23 - The Importance of School Culture in Shaping Society
48:45 - Is Britain A Christian Country? & Confronting White Guilt
59:21 -Managing Multiculturalism in Schools and Society
1:07:15 - The Emergence of The ‘Far-right’ & UK Riots
1:15:54 - How We Can Improve Society With Schools
1:23:45 - What Does Labour Gov Mean For Schools
1:28:20 - Division, White Guilt and Modern Racism
1:38:07 - Closing Thoughts

[ntlleov]

“The most effective way to destroy people is to deny and obliterate their own understanding of their history” is a quote by George Orwell

[elizabethmonagasalvarez]

I was born in Cuba and lived there for 43 years. Indoctrination on socialist ideas is the highest purpose of education there. I was a professor there and even at highest level, that was the must. 15 years ago, I came to America, and the first thing I did was to see how the country works in all its spheres so that I can settle down properly and to assimilate the American culture correctly as it is an important point in communication. I didn't come America to impose my culture, but the other way around. That's the way it has to be. Then Obama, in his second government, he began to exacerbate the difference in skin color. He didn't care about Martin Luther King message about being all equal. From that time on, America has been destroyed by the differences in skin color plus the amount of socialist progressive professor and teachers guided by the educational union which has destroyed the educational system in this country. There are high rate of children with low percentage of reading comprehension, math and writing. I got my teacher's certificate here, but it is not worthy to be in a system where the union is telling teachers what to teach. That's not what I've studied for. Politicians are destroying the legacy of countries. The less knowledge out kids have, the easiest way to manipulate them.

[Goodnews]

I attended a Catholic convent run by British nuns. Without sounding bragadocious, people I know considers me to be a polite, considerate and kind individual. I thank my British nuns who taught me to be a wholesome person by respecting others and being disciplined in life. Thank you Reverant Mother wherever you are today.

[avrilgriswold]

In America when I was a child in school, we said the pledge to the flag, read a psalm from the Bible, and said the Lord’s Prayer. I’m Jewish said the prayer and loved all of it. Then we sang God Bless America or America the beautiful and I believe it gave us a feeling of security and unity. None of us complained because it was comforting. Now we don’t do any of it. And as Katherine is teaching and says it creates a sharing form all the students in the culture. She’s completely correct.

[yair]

"Islam is as dangerous in a man as rabies in a dog".

-Sir Winston Churchill

[alisonlawson]

My comments:
I was being taught History in the early 80’s and I was told by the teacher that I was a racist as a white person … I walked out… I was really annoyed… I’d grown up in East London in the 70’s in a completely mixed class - English, Indian, Pakistani, Jamaican, Greek, Turkish that I can remember and we all got on.

The people that are upset now are generational British, been there for hundreds of years and have paid into the ‘system’ and had previous generations fight and die for the country. As an example, my parents both grew up with incomplete families due to death, lived in the council housing system and left school at 14 and 15 … they took a risk and saved up to buy their own house after marriage, worked relentlessly, never took a day off sick from work, never went on strike, have never had a new car, we never went on overseas holidays, never ate out in restaurants and never had takeaways, we never had were in trouble with the police. My parents worked tirelessly for me and my brother to create a secure family life.

We still have many family members that live below the poverty line that cannot get benefits unless they give up work and have tried to commit suicide due to a lack of hope or work through their illness. So from their perspective - they feel upset that they have paid into a system that doesn’t recognise them and essentially overlook them but offer the benefits - paid in the form of taxes - to newcomers. Their winter fuel allowance is taking, they are still being taxed on pensions, the NHS is a mess now they need it and they don’t feel safe. They wonder what happened to their country, it’s as simple as that.

[lynettepolewka]

Winston Marshall is the perfect host for this conversation. He's a very good, intelligent listener with appropriate comments

[danihart]

This lady is amazing, and very passionate about schooling. I've listened to many long form interviews with her (Triggernometry etc) and she is always worth listening to. We need to champion people like this who want the best for children of whatever creed or colour. Bravo xx

[scrappydoo]

We dont feel guilty. We feel angry about the betrayal

[followthewhiterabbit]

She is absolutely right, labelling everyone far right and thugs is just a way of dismissing the underlying issues and not taking seriously the problems we have in this country!

[RichardEnglander]

The political policy of Multiculturalism is NOT integration and assimilation, it is parallel communities. We told them that our values are Tolerance and Diversity, we do all the Tolerance and they can be as Diverse as they want ..

[gunnaroehman]

"Import The Arab World, Become The Arab World" - Dr. James Orr, Prof. of Philosophy of Religion, Cambridge University.

[RPSchonherr]

9:50 So as a white Anglo Saxon Brit, I have to sacrifice MY culture because some invaders barged their way into my community. That is the expectation of all White culture in Europe and America. Because some foreigners can't assimilate to our culture, we have to give way to theirs because some Italian 600 years ago decided to see what's on the other side of the ocean. I think you know where you can stick that idea.

[annslato]

Katherine Birbalsingh is making sense of the ongoing nonsense. What a beautiful space she is creating for future generations to begin to respect each other and create unity.

[rankobarensic]

Please if you hate Britain..Leave now‼️

[wendyandrew]

Katherine is brilliant. Children are missing out on the freedoms their parents lacked but came here for.

[maverickstclare]

When I was young in the 80s they tried to pass it off as multi-racial - all sharing "British values" but it became apparent that different cultures have different values. Harmonious coexistence is a dangerous lie.

[DarylSaunders]

I absolutely love Katharine Birbalsingh. A teacher in the true sense of the word !!!...♥️👍🇬🇧

[JWS]

Multiculturism doesn't need managing it needs scrapping. A multi ethnic culture is fine but in a multicultural society one culture will always attempt to dominate the others and eventually stamp the others out. We need one culture, British culture. And all other cultures need to be left at the door.

[tony-dows]

Katherine should be in charge of every school in the UK, what a great person