Some cynically try to divide & conquer but students of color & civil rights organizations continue to stick together. Today’s legal victory reaffirms the importance of ensuring that the doors to the nation’s top universities must be accessible to all students. #Harvard
Just out! IDRA Classnotes Podcast #196: Quick History School Finance in Texas, featuring @MorganICraven, Albert Cortez & @AlKauffman: https://t.co/WA14bsdwMQ
My op ed in today's San Antonio Express News on the Republican strategists memo tying the census citizenship question to Republican redistricting strategy! https://t.co/kMxbqiALxC
My op ed on partisan decision making at US Supreme Court. Not a great surprise but it will be a very interesting end of term this June and summer after: https://t.co/0lhSvo7YDT
Texas has failed to close educational gaps for kids of color. In Edgewood ISD, the fallout has lasted generations. https://t.co/p7LAstM1ci via @TexasTribune
What neither the chart nor the summary tells you is: FUNDING PER STUDENT HAS DROPPED FROM $9800 TO $8000 PER STUDENT PER YEAR. That is based on constant dollars, i.e. corrected for inflation, but that is what schools must do.
Texas school finance. Spending less per student while putting much more of the burden on local taxes. Many ways to look at the chart and the text summarizes some of that information.
Brown vs. Board of Ed ruling turns 64 years old today.
Ever since the landmark ruling, our nation has progressed through a series of phases – or generations – of civil rights in education. See our infographic on the Six Generations of Civil Rights and Educational Equity: …
2020 Census Form Should Not Include Question about Citizenship - IDRA submits written comments to U.S. Department of Commerce. https://t.co/IZFxLvWji1 #equity4all#2020Census#immigration
Ready to #DefendDACA in Federal Court today with #TeamMALDEF. This case couldn’t be about DACA recipients without DACA recipients and I’m proud to be our lead defendant-intervenor. ✊🏽👩🏽💼⚖️