CFER Foundation
Don't Divide Us
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Recent Posts
See here a list of CFER's press releases, media advisories and action alerts.
Frank Xu
July 15, 2024
Freedom is NOT free. We need to be more courageous than ever!
We need to work hard to stop the division caused by the illiberal ideology of race-baiting identity politics which inevitably leads to discrimination and constitutional violations. Every one must be treated equally and fairly, which is the only way to unite we, the people. We need to work hard to stop the damages caused by the dogma of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI).
CFER
June 28, 2024
A Big Win! Race-preferential ACA7 Will Stay Off the November General Election Ballot
Since the California State Senate has not scheduled any committee hearing for ACA7, we can conclude that the proposal is not headed towards the ballot this year. With a Democratic supermajority in Sacramento and the state assembly’s strong push to revive racial discrimination through ACA7, this development is certainly a pleasant surprise.
CFER
May 22, 2024
Another Small Victory! A Race-Preferential Bill Got Paused in the California Legislature
AB 2030 is now “held under submission” after failing to clear the Assembly Appropriations Committee on May 16. While the status change does not prelude the bill from being set for a future hearing, it means that the author has indicated a change of mind and that AB 2030 will most likely be stopped at the committee level. Alas, another divisive, race-obsessed, and identity-based piece of legislation bites the dust!
CFER
April 30, 2024
Breaking News and Long Overdue! Poway Unified Superintendent Phelps is Terminated Today
11 months after Poway Unified Superintendent Marian Phelps abused her power to harasses Del Norte High School softball team players, the Poway Unified School District Board (PUSD) held a special board meeting earlier today and eventually terminated her, effectively immediately. This is an important victory for educational accountability and transparency, as the PUSD Board finally considered the community’s rightful outrage and weighed all evidence in its independent investigation into the former superintendent’s wrongdoing.