LiberatED: Santa Rosa City Schools
Santa Rosa City Schools (SRCS) in California proposed and approved an ethnic studies course that satisfies 10 English credits with learning outcomes aimed at instructing students to: “think independently…
LiberatED: Higher Education, Ethnic Studies and the Academic March Toward Intolerance
Institutions in the report: 55 Total number of states: 19 Grant funding for ethnic studies: $19,289,825 SUMMARY Across the country, ethnic studies, especially “liberated” or “critical” ethnic…
LiberatED: University of Wisconsin Milwaukee
SUMMARY The University of Wisconsin in Milwaukee offers an undergraduate certificate in Comparative Ethnic Studies, which explores the “the nature and development of ethnicity, that is, the sense…
LiberatED: Florida Atlantic University
SUMMARY Florida Atlantic University offers a certificate program in ethnic studies, where students “examine different theories of ethnicity and race as well as other issues about the…
LiberatED: San Francisco State University
SUMMARY San Francisco State University’s College of Ethnic Studies states that is “guided by these values in its journey towards liberation via self-determination and collectivism.” The college includes…
WASHINGTON TIMES: ‘Ethnic Studies’ is Leftist Activism in Disguise
The assassination of Charlie Kirk has thrown into stark relief the escalating tensions around America’s culture wars, which are playing out in classrooms at the higher education and K-12 levels.
LiberatED: University of Texas at El Paso
SUMMARY The University of Texas El Paso course includes content such as queer theory and whiteness. COURSES WS 3390: “Queering the Color Line”: Ethnic Studies Into the 21st…
Understanding Woke Jargon
Oftentimes the vocabulary used by school activists —and some educators themselves — is intentionally misleading and confusing. It can feel as if we are learning a new language! Words that…
DAILY WIRE: The Public School Activist Pipeline: ‘A Joyous Rebellion’
During the summer months, educators across the country flock to professional development conferences, often on the taxpayers’ dime. These events are supposed to sharpen the instructional skills of teachers and…