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California creates first state office to combat antisemitism in schools, sparking debate over free speech.
California has become the first U.S. state to create a dedicated office to combat antisemitism in public schools, following Governor Gavin Newsom’s signing of AB 715.
The new Office of Civil Rights will appoint an antisemitism prevention coordinator to track incidents, guide schools, and provide training.
The move responds to rising concerns over antisemitic harassment and discrimination, especially amid Middle East tensions.
While Jewish advocacy groups support the law as vital for student safety, critics including the ACLU, California Teachers Association, and civil rights organizations warn it may restrict free speech and academic freedom, particularly in discussions about Israel.
Legal challenges are anticipated, and the law has sparked debate over balancing safety with expression.
California crea la primera oficina estatal para combatir el antisemitismo en las escuelas, desencadenando un debate sobre la libertad de expresión.