> And yes, racial segregation of classes is something that enriches the upper class in general, and the prof is advocating this
What in the world are you talking about? This?
"...there are substantial differences in the way that various segments of the population learn ... maybe we need to use pedagogies that work better for each group."
Do you really view this as a proposal to segregate classes by race or along any other lines? The obvious intent is to change how the material is taught to accommodate these differences, not to establish separate CS courses for each group.
What in the world are you talking about? This?
"...there are substantial differences in the way that various segments of the population learn ... maybe we need to use pedagogies that work better for each group."
Do you really view this as a proposal to segregate classes by race or along any other lines? The obvious intent is to change how the material is taught to accommodate these differences, not to establish separate CS courses for each group.