Stronger reporting requirements for African American history lessons signed into law

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Stronger reporting requirements for African American history lessons signed into law

… provide evidence they are teaching African American history to state standards … “any state or nationally recognized African American education organizations.”

Gov. Ron … culture, experience and contributions of African Americans since 1994.

The bill also …

Source: Florida Politics

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