Gregory Rodriguez on the Arizona Ethnic Studies Law
It’s no surprise that LATimes Latino activist columnist, Gregory Rodriguez, does not like the Arizona ban on ethnic studies in high school (click here to let the Times know what you think). After mentioning Arizona’s “ruthless, racially charged campaign against illegal immigrants,” he tones it down a bit, saying he disapproves of the fact that the curriculum includes Paulo Freire’s jargon-heavy Marxist Pedagogy of the Oppressed, describing it as “a bit much.” But then he goes on to say that “I’m all for students being taught that their ethnic histories play a significant role in U.S. history.”
Right, but the problem is that the people teaching these courses hate Whites. And they love their own people and the cultural Marxist rhetoric fomented by authors like Friere. The curriculum also included Occupied America: A History of Chicanos, by Rodolfo Acuña which emphasizes the evil that Whites have inflicted on Mexicans and Native Americans in the past (see discussion here). Read more







