College Board VP on changes to African American Studies course: 'There were no revisions that were made in response to anything that a politician said.'
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Scholar Kimberlé Crenshaw on the new “segregation” of knowledgeKimberlé Crenshaw – the scholar who gave us ‘intersectionality’ – discusses the recent decision by the College Board to water down its AP African American studies coursework following attacks by Florida Governor Ron DeSantis. She argues that the College Board's watering down of African American studies is actually proof of critical race theory in action. 'Contemporary aspects of the past that continue to shape the life chances of African Americans cannot be taught if they hurt some feelings or they make people feel bad,” she says. Censoring information that challenges the mythical retelling of the past is a hallmark of authoritarian-leaning regimes.
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San Antonio focuses ‘Black identity’ to preserve city’s African American history, cultureSan Antonio focuses on ‘Black identity’ to preserve city’s African American history, culture
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Blog falsely links Bishop Snyder student to threats against African American baseball playerA photo of a Bishop Snyder student holding a gun was posted on a blog next to another student, linking that student to crimes he didn't commit.
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Historic African American Gravesites discovered under construction after 1960's projectEvergreen Cemetery holds the bodies of former slaves, soldiers, and Houston residents.
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AP Black History Course Sparks Controversy, DebateThe College Board this week released its updated curriculum for an Advanced Placement African American studies course after receiving criticism from Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis. BlackVoicesWTTW
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Conservative movement tells truth of Black historyThe Florida Department of Education recently rejected a new Advanced Placement course in African American studies.
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