However, ethnic studies was initially introduced without statewide curriculum standards, leaving it open to broad and sometimes ahistorical interpretation ... But continuing ethnic studies without safeguards is absolutely not viable.
The fiercest opposition comes from the UC Ethnic Studies Faculty Council and other advocates of the “liberated” ethnic studies movement, a narrow, extremist variant of the discipline whose published ...
In practice, the “liberated” version dominating today’s classrooms pushes themes like white supremacy, privilege and resistance.The post The epicenter of the fight over ethnic studies appeared first on JNS.org ... .
The posters and bulletin boards outside UCLA’s ethnic studies centers have been the target of over a dozen vandalism incidents since April ... to silence the ethnic studies centers’ work.
MarciMiller, of the Brandeis Center, told JNS that the curriculum was “unvetted” and “rushed.”The post Jewish groups, parents worry about San Francisco district’s new ethnic studies program appeared first on JNS.org ... .
Ethnic studies, in this light, isn’t just a curriculum, it’s a litmus test for whether democracy can survive disagreement in the classroom.A divided republic of knowledgeAs ethnic studies teeters ...
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The RamonaCity Unified School District has decided to postpone piloting its Ethnic Studies literature course for the 2025-26 school year due to insufficient funding from the state ... An Ethnic Studies ...
A proposed ethnic studies literature course for high school students in the Ramona Unified School District is being postponed because funding has not been provided for its implementation.