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Karen - Karen thinks white people should not speak Spanish because it’s cultural appropriation | /r/FuckYouKaren

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Dear Care and Feeding, My son is going into the seventh grade this fall, and apparently Spanish is required for him at his current school. He can also take other languages, but Spanish is required. My son is white, and I do not think white people should speak Spanish as it is cultural appropriation in my eyes. Latinx people have been mocked for speaking Spanish, and to congratulate a white child for learning it and speaking it doesn't sit well with me. I would much prefer he take French or Latin, but apparently the district requires all students to take it. I want to protest this but my wife has asked me not to, and to let it go. I took Spanish when I was in school, but it was a different time and I definitely do not speak it now. I have already told him he is never to speak it out of class. The only other option l have is to put him in private school, but I am not a fan of privatized education either. Is making sure he never speaks it out of class a "good enough" solution or do I need to put my foot down with the school here?

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