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It will reinforce false public notions that blind children are ineducable, that blind adults are unemployable, and that all blind people are socially undesirable.— Gawker: Defamer
Red Indians and black people were ineducable and, outside the protective embrace of slavery, they would be unable to adapt to a spreading white civilisation.
This is a delicate issue, of course -- I'm not trying to make a sweeping Charles Murray-style claim that these students are ineducable.— ScienceBlogs Channel : Life Science
Gorsh, violent, drug addicted, STD riddled, jobless, homeless, ineducable, fatherless blacks hate white guys.— The Seattle Times
I am "ineducable" when thus far after three PMs from you all you have offered is a single vague and only partially relevant reference to something from the AMA.— Denver Post: News: Breaking: Local
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