‘P is for Protest!’ How Utah parents are rallying against critical race theory in public schools
Utah is one of many states in America considering banning critical race theory in public schools.
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History professor under attack from peers for taking stance against 1619 Project curriculum
A history professor who urged K-12 superintendents in his state against implementing the 1619 Project curriculum has come under heavy fire from peers who have attacked and vilified him.
University successfully argues that it is biased against accused students, not just male defendants
The University of Northern Colorado successfully argued that its Title IX judicial process did not discriminate against a student based on his sex.
Harvard rejects Asian-American applicants; it’s time they reject Harvard back
The Asian community’s love of Harvard University is unrequited.
UNC-Charlotte offers graduate certificate in anti-racism for up to $12,000
If you want to hold a certificate proving you are an anti-racist, now is your chance. But it will cost you.
Elementary schoolers told securing U.S. southern border is akin to WWII Japanese internment
Students at a Maryland public elementary school were treated to a lesson which compared measures to secure the U.S. southern border to the Japanese internment camps of World War II.
Over 40 percent of Baltimore high schoolers earn below a ‘D’ average
Forty-one percent of public high school students in Maryland’s largest city have failed to earn even a “D” grade point average.
Biden’s Office for Civil Rights pick questioned on her position on campus due process
Catherine Lhamon’s (right) work in President Barack Obama’s administration on Title IX issues may have won her praise from liberal groups and organizations representing alleged and confirmed victims of sexual assault, but it drew criticism from the ranking member of the Senate’s education committee.
Here are the Biden officials who hail from institutions that discriminate on the basis of sex or race
Secretary of Education Miguel Cardona and President Joe Biden have insisted that civil rights laws protect all students, even beyond what the laws plainly state.
Professors sue college district after jobs threatened for criticizing social justice expenditures
Two history professors threatened with termination after they questioned use of grant money to fund social justice initiatives at their college have filed a federal lawsuit against the Kern Community College District.
