Ideology or education? New ethnic studies class has parents mad
By Ezra Wallach | | The San Francisco StandardCalifornia’s ethnic studies mandate can’t be fixed, must be repealed
By Tammi Rossman Benjamin | | The Orange County RegisterK-12 schools spent $19 million in federal tax dollars on ‘restorative justice,’ ‘equitable grading’
By Micaiah Bilger | | The College FixIn California, Jewish leaders swap ethnic studies battle for fighting antisemitism in schools — with allies
By Asaf Elia-Shalev | | JTAOpinion: The California ethnic studies mandate is a train wreck
By Marsha Sutton | | Times of San DiegoUsing Ethnic Studies to Malign Jews May Get Harder
By Dan Schnur | | Jewish JournalHow a funding pause and renewed controversies could tank California’s ethnic studies mandate
By Howard Blume | | Los Angeles TimesBill to address antisemitism in schools to get special hearing Wednesday
By John Fensterwald | | Ed SourceCalifornia school-board trustees teach hate, division and hypocrisy
By Mitch Siegler and Sara E. Brown | | JNSCalifornia’s Pajaro Valley Unified School District (PVUSD) in Watsonville, near San Jose, has an antisemitism problem. At a recent PVUSD meeting, Jewish community members voiced concerns about one of the proposed professional development vendors for the district’s “liberated ethnic studies,” specifically the Community Responsive Education.