In 2021, San Francisco announced it would rename 44 schools to confront racist legacies tied to their namesakes, part of a broader movement to address systemic racism in education.
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San Francisco officials announced plans to rename 44 schools linked to racism and slavery, reflecting a broader effort to address historical injustices and promote inclusivity in education.
Fear and discord grip San Francisco’s Asian American community amid a rise in violent attacks, spotlighting ongoing racial tensions and calls for increased protection and solidarity, The New York Times reports.
The New York Times explores whether schools named after historical figures linked to racism, sexism, or slavery should be renamed, sparking debate on legacy, memory, and social justice in education.