Why Are So Many Students Supporting Hamas Terrorism?

Published on December 21, 2023

In a recent episode of “American Thought Leaders,” host Jan Jekielek speaks with Dr. Tabia Lee, a former DEI educator at De Anza College in California. She was fired after refusing to follow the college’s woke social justice orthodoxy. Today, she is trying to reform California’s mandatory ethnic studies high school curriculum, which she argues is infused with extremist ideology, including antisemitism. Jan Jekielek: Since our last interview, you’ve been working on revitalizing ethnic study curriculums. Please tell me about that. Dr. Tabia Lee: I’m working for the Coalition for Empowered Education, where I’m director of education. We’re building a nationwide network to help teachers learn about different approaches to ethnic studies and to counter the current approach, which is a liberated ethnic studies model....

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