posted on May, 13 2010 @ 09:19 PM
After listening to the arguments and understanding history of the United States of America, this is what I know:
The country discourages segregration on all levels. It leads to discrimination and detrimental to society on the whole. Ethnic studies classes,
those where students are seperated by race, so hispanic students take hispanic only classes, asian students taking asian only classes, is not the way
to go, rather it is the starting of stating that you are seperate because of your race. By eliminating ethnic only studies, where all students are
taking the same courses, then you produce a level playing field and all students are equal. If they are treating everyone equal, who then is
discriminated? I feel it is more improtant that they push for a unified school circulum that focuses on achieving and succeeding in life and business
than worrying about cultural studies that directly forbids a student who is not of a particular culture from taking such, or the focus is more on
division than joining together.