In the Cal State system, moonbattery isn’t an option; it is a requirement:

Nearly every California State University campus requires students to pass at least one diversity and cultural competency class…

As you might expect of the Gay Area,

San Francisco State University has among the most demanding criteria, requiring students to take courses in “areas that the campus feels are important to graduates”: American ethnic and racial minorities, environmental sustainability and climate action, global perspectives, and social justice. Some classes cover several requirements, like “Queer Crip Lit,” which examines “connections between ableism and other forms of discrimination, such as racism, sexism, classism, homophobia, and transphobia” in literary works. Another class that covers multiple requirements: “Decolonize Your Diet: Food Justice and Gendered Labor in Communities of Color” focuses on “food justice in communities of color addressing issues including sex/gender and food production, racism and attacks on traditional food systems.”

In the Land of Fruits and Nuts, moonbattery is mandated by the government:

Under California law, Cal State students are required to take an ethnic studies course—but those are separate from the campuses’ DEI requirements.

Ethnic studies would more accurately be called “anti-European studies.”

Of the few Cal State campuses that don’t explicitly require students to take a diversity- or culture-centered course, most bake DEI missions into their learning goals for students. One of Sacramento State’s objectives for its general education requirements is to provide students with “a significant and useful understanding of peoples from a diversity of cultures and backgrounds.”

The ultimate purpose of the propaganda is explicit:

In July, that school’s president, Luke Wood, said he wanted to “eliminate” “whiteness.”

California State schools are largely funded on a coercive basis by taxpayers.

On a tip from abcanc.

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