New Jersey becomes second state to require AAPI history be taught in schools
New Jersey has become the second state that will require K-12 schools to teach Asian American and Pacific Islander history.
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New Jersey has become the second state that will require K-12 schools to teach Asian American and Pacific Islander history.
67 shares Illustrative: Julie A. Lockhart (arms raised), Rebecca Rasmussen, Monika Beal, and Fahad Siadat perform in Theatre Dybbuk's 'Hell Prepared.' (Taso Papadakis/ Theatre Dybbuk) From front to back: Jonathan C.K. Williams, Rob Adler, Rebecca Rasmussen, Nick Greene, Jenny Gillet in 'Exagoge,' 2016. (Taso Papadakis/ Theatre Dybbuk) Julie A. Lockhart (masked), and Jonathan C.K. Williams in 'Exagoge,' 2016. (Taso Papadakis/ Theatre Dybbuk) From left to right: Rebecca Rasmussen, Jonathan C.K. Williams, Diana Tanaka, Rob Adler, Julie A. Lockhart (masked), Jenny Gillett, and Nick Gree...