"I believe that architecture and UX/UI are the future.... More than ever, our human needs become more complex and intricate, and it requires expertise in understanding human experiences to design the most effective product to serve the world.... During this political climate, many communities of color are left out of the conversations about accessibility. It is so important that architects and UX/UI collaborate in this process..."
You are correct. But "UX" can't really be taught properly without learning the tools that we build with. The idea of "creatives" and "coders" - is what allows the system to stay broken.
https://perpetual.education/an-analogy-for-the-designer-developer-relationship/
https://perpetual.education/how-to-vet-a-school/