Tag: Race Relations

Stephen Magagnini of the Sacramento Bee on Prop. 54 prompts debate on racial data: Overshadowed by California's glitzier recall election, Proposition 54, the so-called "Racial Privacy Initiative" that would restrict […]

The San Francisco Chronicle on Initiative could hurt integration efforts: PROPOSITION 54, which would ban public schools from collecting data on the racial or ethnic backgrounds of students or teachers, […]

An interesting statement regarding the Racial Privacy Initiative: It is reasonable to believe that the RPI, if passed, may further the creation of a mixed race Tan Everyman as the […]

Associated Press on Judge orders change in Proposition 54 ballot summary: A judge ordered that the ballot summary for Proposition 54 be changed, saying it does not accurately portray the […]

The proponents of "racial" classifications have been reduced to bashing American citizens based solely on their ancestry or nation of origin in order to promote their collectivist classification schemes. Having […]

The California Wellness Foundation on Poll Results Assess Californians’ Responses to Racial Privacy Initiative: California voters respond differently to arguments for and against Proposition 54, according to results of a […]

Associated Press on Central Valley groups file challenge to Proposition 54: Opponents of a proposition that would limit the state's ability to ask citizens their race have filed a lawsuit […]

Marisa Treviño of KERA 90.1 on California’s Proposition 54 – A Commentary: California’s Proposition 54 stipulates state and local officials can’t collect or use information regarding someone’s race, ethnicity, color […]

Jerry Bier of The Fresno Bee on Lawsuit Fights Change to Ballot: lawsuit challenging the state's decision to place a proposition involving racial privacy on the same ballot as the […]

Erwin Chemerinsky, writing for CNN, on Why California's racial privacy initiative is unconstitutional: While the initiative includes a laundry list of exceptions, it nevertheless is an extraordinarily broad prohibition on […]