[Edling] US: How One Law Banning Ethnic Studies Led to Its Rise

Francis Hult francis.hult at englund.lu.se
Mon Jul 20 08:57:14 UTC 2015


The Atlantic



How One Law Banning Ethnic Studies Led to Its Rise



The irony is that if Arizona lawmakers had never squashed one Mexican American studies class—in a single district in one city—Curtis Acosta would have no interest in duplicating that same class across the country. Certainly, California and Texas public schools would not be considering to offer the course in all its high schools. And Tony Diaz would never have become the book smuggler.



In fact, today Mexican American studies has spread to high schools at a rate that no one could have imagined before Arizona banned the class in 2010.



Full story:
http://www.theatlantic.com/education/archive/2015/07/how-one-law-banning-ethnic-studies-led-to-rise/398885/
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