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"They Don't Want to Teach Black History" – Mother Jones - Vimarsana News

"They Don't Want to Teach Black History" – Mother Jones

Not far from a birthplace of the Black Lives Matter movement, a school district convulses after Black history and literature classes are canceled.

'They Don't Want to Teach Black History' - Vimarsana News

'They Don't Want to Teach Black History'

Not far from a birthplace of the Black Lives Matter movement, a school district convulses after Black history and literature classes are canceled.

Missouri Community Revolts Over Francis Howell School District's 'Whitewashed' Black History Courses - Vimarsana News

Missouri Community Revolts Over Francis Howell School District's 'Whitewashed' Black History Courses

Opponents of the Francis Howell School District’s decision to force Black studies to be taught from a “politically neutral” position say it is a bid to maintain “white supremacy.”

Black out why Francis Howell reinstated Black history, literature courses - Vimarsana News

Black out why Francis Howell reinstated Black history, literature courses

The news of an all-white, conservative-led Francis Howell School Board voting to drop elective courses on Black history and Black literature - then almost immediately rescinding the mandate made national

Missouri School Board Reverses Decision To End Black History Classes, But With Stipulations - Vimarsana News

Missouri School Board Reverses Decision To End Black History Classes, But With Stipulations

Source: 4nadia / Getty A Republican-led school board in Missouri has reversed a decision to drop Black History courses in their predominantly white district, but only if certain criteria are met. According to AP, the Francis Howell School District will allow students to continue to take elective Black History courses, only if the board can approve a new curriculum "that is rigorous and largely politically neutral," said board president Adam Bertrand and superintendent Kenneth Roumpos in a statement. "After thorough discussions, we believe there is an appropriate path forward to ...