Is the California Teachers Association an affiliate of the Klu Klux Klan? By policy there are no difference. Both are racist and hate based on race. Both want people hired, not on qualifications but on the color of their skin or who they sleep with.
“California Teachers Association President David Goldberg said the union is committed to fighting “the harmful directives” issued by the U.S. Department of Education to eliminate diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs.
In a letter on Friday, the department said school districts, universities, and colleges, must eliminate DEI programs or risk losing federal funds.
“President Trump continues to hurt our students and communities with divisive directives,” Goldberg said in a statement to EdSource. “Let’s be clear about what this latest directive is. It is an attempt to take money from our students, when we should be investing more.”
Trump wants school to educate. The CTA/KKK want schools to promote racism. I wonder if those forced to pay dues to work, know their money is going to support racist policy?
State’s largest teachers union responds to federal order on DEI programs
EdSource, 2/19/25 https://edsource.org/updates/states-largest-teachers-union-responds-to-federal-order-on-dei-programs
California Teachers Association President David Goldberg said the union is committed to fighting “the harmful directives” issued by the U.S. Department of Education to eliminate diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs.
In a letter on Friday, the department said school districts, universities, and colleges, must eliminate DEI programs or risk losing federal funds.
“President Trump continues to hurt our students and communities with divisive directives,” Goldberg said in a statement to EdSource. “Let’s be clear about what this latest directive is. It is an attempt to take money from our students, when we should be investing more.”
The letter only gives school districts two weeks to dismantle DEI efforts, and many advocates are concerned that districts will comply out of fear of losing funds that help marginalized student groups.
“The Trump administration has failed to fully fund public education and to address important issues for parents and families, such as keeping students safe in schools, providing adequate resources for their public schools, and fixing the educator shortage and pay issues,” Goldberg said.
