EXCLUSIVE — A new foundation launched on Tuesday seeks to warn parents about the hard-left “hijacking” of ethnic studies in K-12 education and hopes to facilitate intellectual diversity.
The THINC Foundation commissioned a nationwide Ipsos survey of parents about their opinions on ethnic studies, which they generally view in a positive light, as well as colorblindness and Martin Luther King Jr.’s vision of judging one by the content of his or her character as opposed to the color of one’s skin, which parents overwhelmingly support.
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