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Although now required by California law, ethnic studies courses likely to be met with resistance

  • Written by Nolan L. Cabrera, Associate Professor of Education, University of Arizona
Although now required by California law, ethnic studies courses likely to be met with resistanceSally Chen, an organizer with the Harvard Ethnic Studies Coalition, speaks through a megaphone during a rally with other students in 2019.David L. Ryan/The Boston Globe via Getty Images

In August 2020, California passed a law that requires college students in the state university system to take an ethnic studies course in order to graduate. In...

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