Politicizing Education: Stanley Kurtz on Title VI of the Higher Education Act

The Endowment for Middle East Truth | March 19, 2014
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Stanley Kurtz, of National Review Online, discusses the history and issues with Title VI of the Higher Education Act, and how it has failed in its legislative goal: to produce American students with the necessary language and cultural skills to work in the national security field.

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