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ACOSTA: Judge Tashima’s legal analysis was just exhaustive in how he connected all of the actions, both in the production and construction of the law as being highly motivated by racial animus, to the application, to the enforcement.
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By Adam Sanchez
As a history teacher, there are times when the past reasserts itself with such force that you have to put aside your plans and address the moment. Charlottesville is one of those times.
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Solidarity with Indigenous Peoples
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JOIN US in abolishing Columbus Day and celebrating Indigenous Peoples Day in our classrooms, our schools, our communities, and our country.
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