Education
Redefining De Facto: Cruz-Guzman and the Future of Racial Segregation in Minnesota Public Schools
April 17, 2024
By: Fariza Hassan*
As Cruz-Guzman makes its way back into the legal sphere with this new lens, it is important for Minnesota courts to take into consideration the historical trends and impacts of state-imposed desegregation. Minnesota has a powerful opportunity to rectify a long history of racial discrimination faced by young Black and brown children within the realm of public education, but the question of who will truly reap these benefits and how exactly such benefits ought to be derived is one that requires great care and diligence by the state.
From DEI to DIY: Anti-DEI Laws Driving Student and Faculty-Led Inclusion Efforts
October 21, 2024
By: Nas Lawal, Volume 43 Lead Articles Editor View/Download PDF Version: From DEI to DIY – Anti-DEI Laws Driving Student and Faculty-Led Inclusion Efforts (Lawal) In a time when diversity is more important than ever, universities are stepping away from the very programs meant to promote it. In the aftermath of the Students for…
Continue ReadingPlease Don’t Read: How Book Bans Suppress Voices of Color
November 14, 2024
By: Safiyyah Khan, Volume 43 Staff Member View/Download PDF Version: Please Don’t Read – How Book Bans Suppress Voices of Color (Khan) Book bans are not a novel concept—however, in recent years, calls for book bans have surged to unprecedented levels. Within the last four years, an increasing number of states have introduced and…
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