Ohio could soon join a growing list of states with Asian American and Pacific Islander history standards after Florida passed a bill last week.
After Florida became the latest state to include Asian American and Pacific Islander history in its K-12 curriculum, lawmakers in Ohio are now considering similar provisions.
"It’s time to raise our consciousness and grow our individual and collective power as a community — especially for the next generation," the group wrote."A dedicated team of OPAWL staff and members have been working hard for several months preparing to launch a campaign that will push for a social studies curriculum that centers our histories.
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