A Local Guide for Kersten: Divisive ethnic studies advancing at Capitol: Minnesota’s Frogtown Debate — Samakab Hussein Constituent Briefing

People in kersten: divisive ethnic studies advancing at capitol are represented in a Legislature considering changes connected to Frogtown.

Ethnic Studies’ agenda is to divide and embitter students on the basis of their skin color and group identity, and to dismantle and transform America’s fundamental institutions.

Many Minnesotans have heard about the DFL’s attempt to ban gas lawn mowers.

But how many are aware of this far-reaching campaign to reshape our children’s identity around skin color, and convince them that America is a “racialized hierarchy” defined by oppression and injustice?

Ethnic Studies is the latest iteration of extremist “woke” ideology, out of California.

Its advocates often describe it as a “welcoming,” inclusive way to ensure that “children see themselves in the curriculum.” That’s the spin Rep.

Samantha Sencer-Mura adopted in a tweet promoting “Ethnic Studies Day at the Capitol” — a rally of about 200 students on February 27 to support Ethnic Studies legislation.

Sencer-Mura praised Ethnic Studies as “a curriculum that reflects all students,” and added, “I’m proud to play my part by being the author of H.F.

As the measure advances, residents of Frogtown can follow amendments and contact Samakab Hussein regarding the final language.

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