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In a significant move, over 60 civil rights and education organizations have united to condemn the illegal transfer of essential offices and responsibilities from the U.S. Department of Education to other federal agencies. This joint statement highlights the serious implications such actions could have on the enforcement of civil rights protections in education.
The organizations argue that the U.S. Department of Education plays a crucial role in safeguarding the rights of students, particularly those from marginalized communities. By transferring these responsibilities, they believe that the federal government is undermining the enforcement of critical policies designed to protect students' rights and ensure equitable access to education.
The coalition emphasizes the importance of maintaining a dedicated federal presence that is focused on educational equity and civil rights. They are calling on lawmakers to take immediate action to reverse these changes and reaffirm the Department of Education's role as a protector of students' rights across the nation. The statement serves as a rallying cry for advocates committed to preserving the integrity of education in the United States.
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