Headline USA (Headline USA) The University of Florida College of Education requires students to make a “statement of privilege” about their race, sexuality and educational experiences, effectively embedding leftist dogma in the collegiate experience.
The statement is one of the course requirements for a class on “History of Education in the U.S.,” and is worth 10% of students’ grades, according to Campus Reform.
The course description says it “explores how issues of race, class, gender, exceptionality, sexual identity, language, geography, and religion have historical impacted U.S. education.” The class’s professor, Carolyn Silva, encouraged students to embrace and “promote antiracist education,” and included resources that “uplift” black communities. One of those resources includes a link to a fundraiser for Black Lives Matter rioters…
