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“Liberated” Ethnic Studies: Jews need not apply
Despite increasing antisemitism in the U.S., there continues to be strong resistance to teaching about Jews and antisemitism in the high school ES classroom. This article analyzes the potential arguments for the continued exclusion of Jews in ES and whether Jews have a place within its framework.
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Antisemitism and the Politics of Ethnic Studies in CA’s K-12 and Higher Education Classrooms
In 2013, only 1% of California’s high schools offered a course in Ethnic Studies. By 2025, a mere dozen years later, 100% of the state’s public and charter high schools are supposed to be offering, and all of its students required to take, a course in ethnic studies that’s likely to contain explicit and implicit antisemitic content, almost guaranteed to incite bigotry towards Jewish students and the Jewish community.
REVEALED: School ‘toolkit’ in Virginia that shows how to secretly teach CRT and promote BLM to ‘advance racial justice’
Virginia Education Association (VEA) released a toolkit that pushes an initiative called the Black Lives Matter At School Week of Action.
How a Teachers Union Promotes Critical Race Theory
A toolkit tells teachers how to push radical ideology on children despite Gov. Youngkin’s ban.
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Stop the bait and switch on Ethnic Studies!
A top goal of Gov. Tim Walz and his allies in the Minnesota legislature is to politicize our schools through the insertion of a radical form of ethnic studies into the curriculum from kindergarten through twelfth grade. But you wouldn’t know it listening to them. Their sales pitch for this radical agenda is a classic bait and switch.
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Survey: how local school board candidates see ethnic studies
A recent survey of candidates for local school boards across California sought their views on the teaching of ethnic studies and other contentious issues, including whether they supported the “liberated” ethnic studies curriculum that has caused concern among pro-Israel and Jewish groups.
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