Exclusive: Arizona Senate President Warren Petersen is writing to State Education Secretary Linda McMahon for a meeting to discuss what he characterized as a campus crisis of Day's proliferation in Grand Canyon.
R-Gilbert's Petersen will tell McMahon that the Trump administration is right to end the ubiquitous “non-American propaganda” on campus, including its main priorities, the Dei initiative.
“For too long, state and federal officials have allowed university regents, presidents, faculty and staff to indoctrinate young men and women. They have taught university students to dislike the greatness of our country and discriminate against others,” Petersen writes.
“Many universities did nothing, or in some cases, to defend their Jewish brothers and sisters who were attacked.
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Arizona Senate President Warren Petersen will speak during J.D. Vance's rally. (image)
“It was very encouraging to know that your department is responsible for refusing to comply with existing laws blocking agencies from receiving federal funds for their distinction,” he added.
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“Arizona public universities have demonstrated a troublesome track record of using taxes to implement DEI programs. Examples include job offers that address commitments to DEIs, discriminatory ideas of “criticizing whiteness” and “heterosexual” discriminatory ideas are privileged for students who require that they require them to request that they earn credits that have been accepted. “A multicultural perspective on natural resource management.” ”
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Arizona flag flying between the US flag and the Navajo flag (Robert Alexander/Getty Images)
Petersen then asked for a meeting with McMahon to help her implement the mandate and hold the University of Arizona who doesn't follow, adding that he fears many reforms are merely “window dressings.”
In the case of ASU, university officials said FOX-10 The university is no longer affiliated with the banned programs highlighted by the Fed.
