Posted on Aug 7, 2021
Requiring Asian American History In Schools: A Win In Illinois, A Challenge In Georgia
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In a historic move last month, Illinois became the first state to require that Asian American history be taught in public schools.
The Teaching Equitable Asian American Community History (TEAACH) Act “will paint a more complete picture of our shared history by adding Asian American history to the Illinois School Code,” according to Asian Americans Advancing Justice Chicago.
The Teaching Equitable Asian American Community History (TEAACH) Act “will paint a more complete picture of our shared history by adding Asian American history to the Illinois School Code,” according to Asian Americans Advancing Justice Chicago.
Requiring Asian American History In Schools: A Win In Illinois, A Challenge In Georgia
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WOW!!!!!!!!!!!! So my learning about Asian Americans, Native Americans, Spanish Americans, and Black Americans back in the 70s wouldn't be allowed in Georgia because it might cause guilt??? HA, HA, HA, HA, HA, well they definitely won't teach any modern republican insurrectionists history then.
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What history is that? Do we even know or are we going to make up sommeting. Then we can wonder why the children aren't interested
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Not a surprise that the states below the mason-dixon have issues with non-white culture and history.
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