Alexandra Samuel
1 min readSep 8, 2020

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Jennifer, I found this incredibly interesting to read because TBH I've always found Waldorf off-putting due what felt like a kind of anti-scientific and anti-modern philosophy, but I had no idea what that was grounded in. And in my own research on kids and tech, Waldorf pops up frequently as a beacon of "freedom" from the supposed tyrrany of technology in kids' lives.

So I'm curious: Do you see any practical or ideological connection between Waldorf's racist and colonialist roots, and its suspicion of technology?

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Alexandra Samuel
Alexandra Samuel

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