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Arizona ban on ethnic studies unconstitutional, U.S.judge says
© AP Photo/Matt York, File FILE In this May 9, 2011 file photo, Carlos Galindo protests outside theArizona Department of Education in Phoenix. A federal judge in Tucson, Ariz., in a finding made publicTuesday, Aug. 22, 2017, ruled that an ethnic studies ban in Arizona that shuttered a popular MexicanAmerican program was enacted with racial discrimination. The 2010 law dismantled the Tucson UnifiedSchool District program, launching months of protests by students and parents who said it enriched schoolperformance.
A federal judge has overturned an Arizona ban on ethnic studies courses aimed atHispanic students, saying it was motivated by racial discrimination and violated pupils'constitutional rights.
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The decision by Judge A. Wallace Tashima issued on Tuesday came in response to alawsuit by students and parents challenging the law, which ended a Mexican AmericanStudies, or MAS, program run by the Tucson school district.
"The Court is convinced that decisions regarding the MAS program were motivated bya desire to advance a political agenda by capitalizing on racebased fears," Tashimawrote in his ruling.
Officials with the Arizona Department of Education were not immediately available forcomment. A Tucson Unified School District member, Kristel Ann Foster, said she was"elated" to be able to restore the program to classrooms.
In 2006, Arizona's thenschools superintendent and former attorney general, ThomasHorne, began a probe into MAS after an incident when a labor activist told studentsthat Republicans were racist. Horne concluded the program violated school code, andthe state threatened to withhold funds until it was stopped.
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Tashima, however, backed a study conducted in 2012 the year the program wasdropped from the syllabus in Tucson which found MAS helped improve thegraduation rates and test scores of some of the district's worstperforming students.
One of those, Alfred Chavez, 27, said he had been on the verge of dropping out in2006 when he signed up for the MAS curriculum at Tucson High School. He credits theclasses with keeping him in school and propelling him toward a career in education.
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"They didn't just appeal to the A+ student. They appealed to street kids, themarginalized population," said Chavez, who works as a program specialist at MesaCommunity College near Phoenix. "It turned them on to education."
About 64 percent of Arizona's school students are Hispanic, according to state figures.The MAS program included units on MexicanAmerican history, art and literature.
The attorney for the parents and students who brought the lawsuit, Steve Reiss,described the ruling as an "extraordinary" win.
"To show that a state passed and implemented a law with discriminatory intent isextremely hard these days," Reiss said.
Speaking to Reuters before the ruling, Horne said he continued to believe suchcourses were racist and had no place in schools.
"They should learn about the contributions of all groups, not their own group," Hornesaid.
(Reporting by Taylor Harris in New York; Editing by Daniel Wallis and Peter Cooney)
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