Senate Education Policy Committee on 3/6/2023

Bills

Committee Members

Sen. Steve Cwodzinski

Senate, 49, DFL, sen.steve.cwodzinski@senate.mn, 651-296-1314

(Heard as: Switzinski Swazinski )

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00:16:29,660
00:16:46,240
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01:47:24,920
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01:48:39,420
01:48:42,680
01:48:55,680

Sen. Erin Maye Quade

Senate, 56, DFL, sen.erin.mayequade@senate.mn, 651-296-4120

(Heard as: mayquay Mayquane maquard May Quaid maquard.

Mayquaid )

00:50:21,040
00:54:19,960
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01:41:07,660
01:47:19,600

Sen. Julia Coleman

Senate, 48, R, sen.julia.coleman@senate.mn, 651-296-4837

(Heard as: Coleman colman culman )

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00:33:12,180
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01:52:45,280

Sen. Jim Abeler

Senate, 35, R, sen.jim.abeler@senate.mn, 651-296-3733

(Heard as: Gabler Abel Abler )

01:05:51,620
01:38:23,820
01:46:57,660
01:49:22,080
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Sen. Liz Boldon

Senate, 25, DFL, sen.liz.boldon@senate.mn, 651-296-3903

(Heard as: Bolden )

01:05:31,740
01:47:01,880

Sen. Zach Duckworth

Senate, 57, R, sen.zach.duckworth@senate.mn, 651-296-7633

(Heard as: Duckworth )

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01:33:59,340
01:34:49,640
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Sen. Grant Hauschild

Senate, 3, DFL, sen.grant.hauschild@senate.mn, 651-296-1789

(Heard as: Haschild )

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Sen. Mary Kunesh

Senate, 39, DFL, sen.mary.kunesh@senate.mn, 651-296-4334

(Heard as: Kounish Kunish kunish kinesh )

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Sen. Alice Mann

Senate, 50, DFL, sen.alice.mann@senate.mn, 651-296-6238

(Heard as: mann Mann )

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00:55:49,120
00:57:19,220
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Sen. Nathan Wesenberg

Senate, 10, R, sen.nathan.wesenberg@senate.mn, 651-296-4913

Noteworthy Content:

00:17:37,180 - Throughout my near decade of working with the center I' ve had the privilege of

00:33:49,260 - their identity in new york they

01:06:06,840 - -general multicultural lens based on race gender ethnicity

01:08:56,480 - you understand your own cultural wealth and personal identity but it helps you understand

01:11:00,900 - heritage, culture and communities in relation to various power structures,

01:11:04,900 - forms of oppression and inequalities that have an impact on their lives.

01:11:10,440 - and lived experiences of people of color in the United States the course explores collective struggles,

01:16:34,940 - The word critical refers to an ideology that says that oppression is

01:18:15,840 - by focusing on race in particular,

01:18:20,960 - Not only is the concept of race a problematic social construct that was formerly used to discriminate in particular against people with black skin,

01:19:09,860 - Hmong, or Chinese identity just because of a false construct that seeks to pigeonhole them?

01:19:47,240 - this bill, with its intense focus on race in particular,

01:23:49,800 - I learned about the culture of the Middle East,

01:24:02,820 - information or literature on the culture of Lebanon and the Middle East,

01:29:28,940 - in which race and racism have been and continue to be powerful social,

01:29:38,340 - in the connection of race or other groups of stratification, including gender,

01:31:38,300 - and gender analysis as part of the course via literature,

01:36:24,820 - over race and class and gender

01:38:02,060 - of the harm that was done with power to race class gender

01:38:55,560 - found interesting when I was a decade ago when I had a privilege to do a little

01:43:44,000 - that teacher in for being a racist and she had to stop her I don't know the how