How students’ AP courses could clash with laws targeting Critical Race Theory

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Scientific theories to justify racism. Laws and Supreme Court decisions that denied Black people equal rights. The imperialist view that Anglo-Saxons were called upon by God to civilize the “savages” of the world.

These topics might all sound like material from a course on systemic racism or critical race theory, which includes the idea that racism is embedded in America’s legal systems and policies.

In reality, these topics are all part of the framework for the College Board’s widely popular Advanced Placement course on U.S. history.

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