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1769 - Establishment of Missions in California

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1769 - Establishment of Missions in California

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Native Americans were forced to relocate to Spanish-run missions. Many Native Americans and Latinx Americans converted to and were taught Catholicism, as well as required to conform to a consistent religion and language.

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A school for African American students, run by African American teachers. The school was very successful and became an attraction to many white people for the number of African American students that it educated.

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1864 - Exclusion of Chinese American Students from Schools 

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1864 - Exclusion of Chinese American Students from Schools 

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A California Law enacted in 1864 excluded Chinese American students from schools with white children unless white parents approved the introduction of these students into their children's schools.

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Secret night schools run by mothers and community members established for African American children in the South. Children of slaves were not allowed to attend school or be educated, so any schooling had to be done in secret.

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Supreme Court case that found the exclusion of Chinese American students from school unlawful.

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Supreme Court ruling that schools for Black children had to be separate but equal. Black children continued to be segregated from white children in schooling.

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After WWI the United States became very anti-immigration and banned both Latinx and Asian immigrants from entering the United States. For a period of time in the 18th Century there was a considerably lower Asian American and Latinx population in the US, affecting the population of students in schools.

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A Supreme Court case in which a Latinx girl started in a white school, but after she moved districts she was forced to go to a segregated school. Her parents sued and it was ruled unconstitutional for schools to discriminate in this way.

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May 17, 1954 - Brown v. Board of Education

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May 17, 1954 - Brown v. Board of Education

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Overturning of Plessy v. Ferguson in which segregation within schools, despite schools being "equal" was ruled unconstitutional.

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An influential desegregation case for Indigenous people, as well as establishing a comprehensive approach for the education of Indigenous people. Especially important for empowering Indigenous parents to join advisory boards and participate in the education of their children.

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Detroit was being sued for not following through with desegregation in their schools. The Supreme Court found it unconstitutional to force integration as there is no required racial balance within the classroom. This set back desegregation efforts significantly.

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A piece of legislature signed into law by George W. Bush to reauthorize the Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 1965. Made to enhance the educational achievement of minority groups, which it did for all groups except for Native Americans.

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Legislation passed to help undocumented students (especially Latinx students) gain a path towards citizenship by allowing them to enroll in colleges and the military. Also allows DREAMers to pay in-state tuition rather than out of country tuition.

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2010 - Lumping Together of Asian American Students 

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2010 - Lumping Together of Asian American Students 

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In 2010 UC Berkeley restructured their Asian American Studies program to be Asian American and Asian Diaspora Studies Program in order to stop the umbrellaing of many Asian American students into one category, thus ignoring individual cultures and experiences.