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• In Response to AZ Ban, Tucson Students Hold Their Own Ethnic Studies Classes

  Valeria Fernández | Feet in 2 Worlds | Feb 3rd, 2012 | Topic: Education | Region: South | Cities: Tucson | 0

  
  In response to a local law that would virtually outlaw Mexican-American studies classes in a Tucson school district, several hundred high-school and middle-school students staged a walkout and teach-in to remedy the discriminatory gap that had opened up in the classroom.   (keep reading…)
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