Recently, many states have mandated requirements for Ethnic Studies, a discipline that implements critical race theory through the lens of intersectional identity and contains lessons on “Power, Privilege, and Oppression” and “Resilience and Resistance.” Many of those states will introduce this divisive ideology into public schools in the Fall of 2025.
FAIR is finalizing its “answer” to Ethnic Studies: an American Experience and Civics curriculum.
Our goal is to provide students with a comprehensive perspective of the role all Americans have played in U.S. history; instill a fundamental understanding of our founding principles; and address ethnicity organically in the context of our shared American experience, culture, and values.
FAIR will introduce its Curriculum as a pro-human alternative in states that have committed to Ethnic Studies, as well as those seeking a comprehensive social studies course that integrates civics and an authentic understanding of the experience of ethnic groups, the challenges they have faced, and how they have assimilated into American society.
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