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Recent Posts
See here a list of CFER's press releases, media advisories and action alerts.
CFER
November 05, 2025
Communicate to your school board about CFER’s victory against UCSD…
California School Boards Association (CSBA) of all places shared the story regarding CFER’s recent victory in prompting the removal of a race-based scholarship at the University of California, San Diego (UCSD). The message was sent to all school board members in California. I hope that announcing the case to the large community of school board trustees serves as a wakeup call to all of them to strictly observe the law and safeguard equal protection.
CFER
October 20, 2025
Victory! CFER sued and stopped a 42-year-old, unconstitutional scholarship at UCSD
We took the University of California Board of Regents, University of California San Diego (UCSD) and Black Alumni Scholarship Fund to court in July to challenge a race-based scholarship named “Black Academic Excellence Initiative (BAEI).” On October 15, CFER v. UCSD was successfully concluded with the permanent elimination of BAEI.
CFER
October 14, 2025
Important victories on our continued journey: AB 7, AB 57, and other reparation bills are vetoed but a study for reparations eligibility is funded
On October 13th, Governor Gavin Newsom vetoed AB 7 (college admissions preferences for descendants of slavery), AB 57 (affordable housing for descendants of slaves), AB 62 (racially motivated eminent domain), AB 742 (licensing board application preferences for descendants of slaves). Along with ACA 7, which was stopped in the state legislature, we have managed to defeat five of eight reparations-themed bills introduced in this legislative session.
CFER
August 13, 2025
Back to school to-do list for educational excellence and parental rights
CFER compiles a few suggestions for you to consider as you continue to advocate in your local school district, including monitoring the implementation of ethnic studies and facilitating opt-out from controversial school activities.