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Actually using that. >> it is indeed. of course, people run with it and think, this is the full breath and scope. that is probably politically advantageous if not accurate of course. i want to talk to you, you have developed this new official ap african american curriculum. tell me how you decided what you include. >> absolutely, part of this was based on that original doctrine that theyre using. we brought a bunch of professors and high school teachers together, they want to that document and s...

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The course. so, its interesting that theyre actually using that. >> it is. of course, you know people run with it and think, this is the full breadth and the scope, which is probably politically advan advantageous, if not accurate, of course. you developed this new official a.p. african-americans curriculum. tell me how you decided what to include. >> right. absolutely. part of this was based on that the original document that theyre using, we brought a bunch of professors and high school teache...

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Context here. talk about that law portion. last year florida passed a law that basically said a student cannot be made to believe in the classroom that he or she bears any sort of personal responsibility or feel any sort of distress or anguish or guilt based off the actions committed by the same race in the past. so that speaks to some of the objections that the florida department of education commissioner listed off when asked about why they rejected the course. lets look at those objections. t...