Gov. J.B. Pritzker is going to battle with the national College Board over what he calls 'political grandstanding' by Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis. The Chicago Democrat is warning the nonprofit that oversees the Advanced Placement program that Illinois will reject a revised African American Studies course if it doesn't include 'a factual accounting of history, including the role played by black queer Americans.'
Gov. J.B. Pritzker is going to battle with the national College Board over what he calls"political grandstanding" by Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis.
The Chicago Democrat is warning the nonprofit that oversees the Advanced Placement program that Illinois will reject a revised African American Studies course if it doesn't include"a factual accounting of history, including the role played by black queer Americans." Pritzker sent a sharply worded letter to the board over its decision to revise the Advanced Placement course in African American Studies after the Florida governor -- and likely GOP presidential candidate -- blocked Florida high schools from offering the course because it included segments on"queer theory" and"abolishing prisons," among other topics.
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AP African American Studies course rejected by Florida to be revised, College Board saysThe College Board says it will release a new framework for the AP course in African American Studies that was blocked by the administration of Gov. DeSantis from being offered in Florida high schools.
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College Board to revise AP African American Studies framework after Florida rejects courseThe College Board announced Tuesday it will revise the material for its AP African-American Studies course in the wake of rejection from Florida's Education Department.
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AP African American Studies course rejected by Florida to be revised, College Board saysDeSantis has made education and other social issues key parts of his administration. Last year, he signed into law legislation dubbed the “Stop WOKE Act,” which restricts how race and gender are discussed in classrooms.
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Lawsuit threatened as nonprofit reconfigures African American studies course rejected in FloridaCivil rights attorney Benjamin Crump is threatening to sue Gov. Ron DeSantis over his administration's decision to reject an AP course on African American studies. The move comes as the College Board announced changes to the program ahead of its release.
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