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See below a collection of media reports and interviews regarding CFER's work.

Politicized Education Explains Steep Academic Declines and Big Achievement Gaps in California

Public education in California has reached a crisis point. While it is true that the Golden State has consistently trailed behind other states in

California Globe

‘Our Kids Are Being Threatened:’ California School District Gives Students Access To Books With Pornographic Content

A California school district is offering books with pornographic scenes and parents are planning to take action.

The shaky legal ground of Bank of America’s new race-based mortgage program

North Carolina’s largest corporation, Bank of America, received pushback after announcing last week they created a home loan program only available in black and Hispanic neighborhoods. Legal scholars told Carolina Journal that the program appears to violate federal civil rights laws by favoring certain racial groups over others. Bank of America, however, told Carolina Journal that the loans are legal under an exception in lending law.

Carolina Journal

CA Senate Forced to Significantly Amend AB 1604 Over Attempt to Institute Racial Preferences

Californians for Equal Rights Foundation, in collaboration with the Pacific Legal Foundation, has successfully forced the California State Senate to

California Globe

Alameda County sued by anti-affirmative action group over public contracts policy

Alameda County’s efforts to ensure minority-owned and women-owned businesses get a certain share of public construction contracts violate the U.S. and California’s constitution, according to a lawsuit filed against the county this week.

The Mercury News

California County Sued For Allegedly ‘Racist’ Government Contracting Requirements

Two Californians are suing a Bay Area county for allegedly imposing race-based preferences in its public contracting program.

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