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    2.4: The Beginning of Ethnic Studies
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    1. reyesk 25 Feb 2024
      1963 by activists who had trained with the Black Panther Party and SNCC (Rojas, 2010). The organization supported the small minority of Black students at SFSC at the time and sought to increase enrollment

      amazing. Local grass roots training and education which politicized them to pressure for institutional changes

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    2.3: Historical Roots of Ethnic Studies
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      1954 in the Brown v. Board of Education

      the cases before ( almost 66 yrs plus) helped bolster the Brwn vs. boe case. These fights and cases functioned as precedents to this larger case and helped passed this case.

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