Education

Written by Bill Glahn | September 18, 2023

Katherine Kersten on Fox & Friends discussing ethnic studies in Minnesota

Over the weekend, our own Katherine Kersten appeared on Fox News’ Fox & friends program to discuss the state’s recently enacted ethnic studies mandate.

Click on the 4-minute long video, below:

This radical requirement is no longer a proposal; it’s now state law and is being implemented by the Minnesota Department of Education.

The mandate has received almost no local media coverage since it passed the state legislature in May. It’s been up to national outlets like Fox to spread the word.

Tags: Ethnic Studies

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