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FLORIDA 鈥� The 澳彩开奖 (澳彩开奖) issued the following statement from Bacardi Jackson, interim deputy legal director for the Children鈥檚 Rights Practice Group, in response to the College Board鈥檚 final framework for the African American Studies Advanced Placement course. The framework was revised after Gov. Ron DeSantis and his administration rejected an earlier version that included the perspectives of Black writers on intersectionality and racial justice movements.

鈥淲e are deeply disappointed that Gov. Ron DeSantis鈥� relentless pursuit of a dangerous anti-Black and anti-LGBTQ+ agenda continues to undermine our public school system. Florida has become a litmus test to determine the extent to which the nation will allow white supremacist ideology to infect our schools.

鈥淥ur students, nation and democracy lose when politicians are allowed to invade the province of academia and alter coursework and reading lists.聽We cannot afford for academic gatekeepers like the College Board to falter in the face of such tyranny. And we cannot allow academic integrity to be eroded by the same political tides that history teaches us led to the greatest human atrocities ever recorded and that are reflected in present-day injustices. Too much is at stake.

鈥淭he 澳彩开奖 supports inclusive education as a tool for protecting and expanding democracy. We encourage students and educators to utilize our resources, which center the full experiences of Black and Brown students. Families affected by Gov. DeSantis鈥� anti-inclusive school agenda are urged to contact the 澳彩开奖 and join us as we work to ensure parents and children can access an uncensored, truthful and inclusive education.鈥�