The legislation would have required all public high school students in the state to complete a semester of ethnic studies.Medina, the bill’s sponsor, said Thursday that his bill’s intent to make ethnic studies a standard component of high school education got confused with the debate over how inclusive an ethnic studies curriculum should be.Under his bill, courses developed off the model curriculum would have met the requirement, but so would other ethnic studies courses.
In the summer of 2019, state education officials released a first draft of the model curriculum to intense controversy, particularly from Jewish groups, including the California Legislative Jewish Caucus, whose members objected to their lack of inclusion and a perception that the curriculum and sample lesson plans were anti-Semitic.
“Let’s continue improving this and getting this to the right place where we’re all content and where we all feel like we’re meaningfully included,” she said.
Nobody reads the article - they can’t even agree on what ethnics to study and everyone is fighting to push their agenda
Why does the government regulate this? To appeal to black voters? OF COURSE. This is so bad on so many levels?
Why are ethnic studies good for California colleges but not high schools? GavinNewsom
Newsomlinni is the most stupid person in the government
This clown is getting on my nerves. These kinds of classes are important
They keep going to school