Proposed for high schools students and students enrolled at Cal State universities, “at its core, supporters say, ethnic studies classes teach students how to think critically about the world, appreciate cultural diversity and inclusion, and engage socially and politically to eradicate racism.” Read more from the LA Times.
NEWS BRIEFS: Is Ethnic Studies in California’s Future at High School & College Levels?
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