Equality is still winning, even in a year of electoral defeats!

During the November 3rd election, 56.47% of Wisconsin voters approved Question 3, a ballot initiative amending the State Constitution to prohibit government preferences on “race, sex, color, ethnicity, or national origin in public education, public contracting, or public administration.” This victory matters hugely not only to America’s Dairyland, but also to the entire country. While the pendulum swings in national politics can be indeed frustrating, the fundamental truth of equality always stands the test of time and transcends cyclical politics.

Join SWORD to challenge racial discrimination at four selective colleges!

Join to support SWORD's legal challenges against The University of California, University of Washington, University of Michigan, and Cornell University.

Action Alert! Come support a patriotic teacher, facts and America at Poway Unified School District at 6pm today

CFER joins the lawsuit against San Francisco Unified to challenge ethnic studies mandate

CFER joined Friends of Lowell Foundation, the Asian American Legal Foundation, and Connected SF in a lawsuit challenging the ethnic studies mandate adopted by the San Francisco Unified School District (SFUSD). Filed originally by the Friends of Lowell Foundation, our lawsuit seeks to challenge and invalidate SFUSD Board’s curriculum adoption procedures as improper procedures in violation of the Brown Act, denial of parental rights in reviewing instructional materials, and unlawful use of restricted voter-approved funds.