THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
22--Friday, July 11, 1969
Lainbei-t-Deitch Vows
to Be
Labor Zionists Call for Increased
Ethnic Studies on College Campuses
NEW YORK—Declaring that cul- of establishing independent, sep-
tural pluralism must be renewed aratist academic programs ander
in America, Labor Zionists have the control of one group to the
called for increased ethnic studies, exclusion of others. Nor should
on the university campus, including such courses become a political
Black, Latin American and Jewish tool, distorting facts, perverting
history, or teaching hatred."
studies.
In a position paper issued by the At the same time that it issued
Central Committee of Poale Zion- its position paper, the Labor Zion-
United Labor Zionist Organization ists called on their membership and
of America, the Labor Zionists the American Jewish community
noted: "to take an active part in public
"The vast majority of Jewish stu- j action to expand educational op-
dents have graduated from Ameri- I portunities and to develop pro-
can universities over the years grams of ethnic studies for all stu-
without once encountering in their i dents."
curricula the names of Isaiah, Bar- I The position paper, prepared by
Kokhba, Maimonides, Peretz, or the Poale Zion community action
Herzl, or ever hearing a word about committee, headed by Dr. Allen
the Jewish contribution to Ameri: I Pollack of the University of Pitts-
can civilization." ; burgh, also asserted that the "im-
The Labor Zionists said that "In position of quotas based on racial
much the same manner, the efface- and ethnic percentages, no matter
ment and perversion of Black his- how well-intended, can lea d
tory and culture has had a crip- I downgrading of the education given
piing effect upon Black youth." I to all students."
But the Labor Zionists, though The Labor Zionists added that
backing ethnic studies, added quotas will "remove the responsi-
"Under no circumstances should • bility of solving this problem from
ethnic studies be used as a means government and from the tremen-
dous concentrations of private and
corporate wealth in this country.
Through long-overdue tax reform
WE DO OUR
and restructuring of national pri-
OWN COLOR !
orities, this society can demon-
strate its capacity to provide edu-
cational opportunity for all without
discriminating against any social
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'or ethnic group. We are confident
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that these aims can be achieved by
rational means, and we reject the
polarization of universities through
Glasses Repaired
violence and counter-violence."
1 Day Service
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Hillel Day School to Open
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MISS PENNY LAMBERT
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Lambert of
Lincolnwood, Ill., announce the en-
gagement of their daughter Penny
to Laurence Deitch. son of Mr. and
Mrs. Sidney Deitch of Alta Vista
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Miss Lambert is a 1969 graduate
of the University of Michigan. Mr.
Deitch attends U-M's law school.
An August wedding is planned.
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