Inside CSU’s Required Ethnic Studies Courses: White Supremacy, Racializing ‘Zootopia,’ and a Gay Sex Scene
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Inside CSU’s Required Ethnic Studies Courses: White Supremacy, Racializing ‘Zootopia,’ and a Gay Sex Scene
Black gender and sexuality, Filipino sexuality culture, colonialism, social justice, and white supremacy are all phrases you might hear in a progressive activist meeting, but at California State University, East Bay (CSUEB), these represent ethnic studies courses that are a required part of the curriculum.
An investigation by Defending Education found that students only have the option to pick from eight different courses, all of which uphold a narrow narrative of systemic racism.
Below is a list of the eight course options, all framed through a progressive, social-justice-oriented lens:
For an estimated $30,000 a year, you can take “Culture, Power, and Ecology” and explain how “white supremacy, colonialism, and capitalism affect human labor, cultural autonomy, and human-ecological relations.”
You can also choose a course called........
