Marsha Sutton, Author at Times of San Diego

Brown v. Board of Education was a milestone moment for our country. Its significance in understanding our country’s past struggles with racism and segregation cannot be overstated.

Author Archives: Marsha Sutton

Opinion: Recognizing a Landmark Supreme Court Ruling, 70 years later

Oct. 7 Rapists Aren’t ‘Freedom Fighters:’ Jewish Students Hold Counter-Protest at UCSD

Opinion: Ethnic Studies Is Only Necessary Because California Has Failed to Teach the Truth

Opinion: California’s Ethnic Studies Push Is Well Meaning, But Could Prove Divisive

Opinion: Gender Support Plans Crucial for Success —and Safety — of California LGBTQ Students

Opinion: California’s New Ethnic Studies Curriculum Has Worthy Goals Despite a Complicated History

Opinion: County’s Recognition of Jewish American Heritage Month Fights Hate Before it Starts

Opinion: California’s High School Ethnic Studies Plan Faces Continued Criticism, Funding Hurdles

Opinion: As David Crosby So Eloquently Sang, We Must Speak Out Against the Madness

Opinion: The Rancor at San Diego-Area School Board Meetings Needs to End

Opinion: Requiring Kids to Buy School Supplies Means Public Education Isn’t Really Free

Opinion: When Mikhail Gorbachev Spoke in San Diego, His Message Was the Power of Education

Opinion: School Closures Have Wreaked Havoc, But it’s Worst for Foster Children

Opinion: Fight for Equal Rights Continues 100 Years After the 19th Amendment

Authorities Say Deaths of Elderly Couple in Santee Home Being Investigated as a Murder-Suicide

Deputies Seek Information After San Diego Man Fatally Shot in Riverside County

Trial Attorney Milton J. Silverman, Who Defended Crowe Family and Sagon Penn, Dead at 80

SDUSD Kicks Off Holmes Elementary Campus Renovations, New Joint-Use Field

San Diego Ranked Among Top-10 U.S. Cities for Raising a Family