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that 12 ordinary manhattanites believed and convicted him on. the other thing i am really thinking about tonights -- go ahead, nicole, im sorry. >> im sorry, lisa. we had a switcheroo involving a lot of audiovisual conduits and i appreciate you going with us on it like it was a flume ride. lisa rubin, thank you very much at the courthouse in lower manhattan. thank you. it is just after 8:00 p.m. eastern time and here we are. hello and welcome to our continued special coverage of todays...

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Assignment based on ta-nehisi coates book, between the world and me. it bestselling more that deals with americas complicated racial past and its present. but her students never got to finish reading that book. her school administration stepped in and ordered her to stop teaching it in class, after complaints from two students about the video you just saw. last year, south carolina state lawmakers passed a rule on the state budget that makes it illegal to use state money to teach any ideas relat...

Who lives in a poor neighborhood, he has a friend named kevin who lives in a wealthy neighborhood. all of jamals neighbors are african american, all of kevins neighbors are white. >> that video about systemic racism is part of an assignment that a high school teacher in south carolina, named mary would, she gave to her ap language class back in february. the video was supposed to prepare students for a writing assignment based on ta-nehisi coates book, between the world and me. it bestselling mo...

The parties which signed it included those who were linked to paramilitary organisations. at sullivan upper school we discussed the deal in class and debated it at the current affairs society. there was still this amazing optimism of everyone here that, yes, this can happen and, you know, were not going to give up hope on it. in terms of teaching it i sort of felt theres something happening here. this is actually, its notjust history, this is now. were going to start this report from bbc newslin...

Think, japan and the japanese leadership is watching this very closely because the last thing they want to see is again this heightened tension in the taiwan strait. thank ou for tension in the taiwan strait. thank you forjoining _ tension in the taiwan strait. thank you forjoining us. _ this weekend marks 25 years since the good friday agreement, which ended three decades of conflict in northern ireland. during that time, our ireland correspondent chris page was in his last year of school in co...

On what that time meant to them. no—one under 30 had known peace in northern ireland until the good friday agreements. the parties which signed it included sinn fein, which was linked to the ira. we often discussed the deal in class and debated it at the current affairs society. there were still this amazing optimism of everyone here that, yes, this can happen and were not going to give up hope on it. in terms of teaching it, i sort of felt, "there is something happening here." this is actuall...

We discussed the deal in class and debated it at the current affairs society. there was still this amazing optimism of everyone here that, yes, this can happen and, you know, were not going to give up hope on it. in terms of teaching it i sort of felt theres something happening here. this is actually, its notjust history, this is now. were going to start this report from bbc newsline on the 22nd of may, 1998, right from the start, just to set the scene. news archive: for one teenager, it was an ...

Administration. but i think it took covid for a lot of people to wake up. and i think people might be open to that idea after what they saw. will: we all, and you and i off the wall, have taken time to discuss exactly what is critical race theory. you had a good guest on earlier who is an anti-crt consultant, and he took time to address something very necessary and basic in what a ban on cr rt really means. >> as far as im informed, most of the parents there there, the overwhelming majority, are...

Attention, especially at the grade school level. its true. its not taught at the grade school level. but what nina is talking about in particular and the topics for the ap, intersectionality and activism is part of it, black kw studies, black struggle in the 21st history. these are some of the topics that governor desantis does not want to be taught in the schools. do you agree with nina in the sense that this is a dog whistle and an attempt to erase or whitewash history? >> no, i dont agree. i ...