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DESCRIPTION:Ethnic History Film Series \n\nPrecious Knowledge\n\nThe Mexican American 
 Studies Program in the Tucson Unified School District of Arizona was a 
 model of success with 95 per cent of its enrolled students graduating from 
 high school.  But state politicians and local officials, riding a wave of 
 anti-immigrant and racist sentiment, move to ban Mexican American Studies.  
 This sets off a firestorm of discussion by students and teachers, who take 
 their fight to the state capitol, holding protests, testifying before 
 lawmakers, and inviting lawmakers to visit them in the 
 classroom.\n\nDiscussion will follow the documentary film screening 
 \n\nFree and open to the public \n\nSponsored by the SJSU African American 
 Studies Department, African American Faculty & Staff Association, Dr. 
 Martin Luther King, Jr. Legacy Committee, Africana Center Advisory 
 Committee, MOSAIC Cross Cultural Center, House of Sankofaa, San Jose Peace 
 and Justice Center, All Africa People’s Revolutionary Party, South Bay 
 Jewish Voice for Peace, and Colectivo Justicia San José (formerly Justice 
 for Trayvon Martin – SJ)\n 
 https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2014/04/06/18753646.php
SUMMARY:Film: "Precious Knowledge"
LOCATION:SJSU Cultural Heritage Center, Room 525, 5th Floor \nDr. Martin Luther 
 King, Jr. Library \n150 E. San Fernando Street \nSan José, CA 95112 
URL:https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2014/04/06/18753646.php
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