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Ducey signs critical race theory ban The law signed by Ducey on Friday warns against using history to make any single ethnicity feel guilt or shame for past events. Author: Joe Dana Updated: 6:42 PM MST July 9, 2021 ARIZONA, USA Governor Doug Ducey signed a law Friday which he says will ban critical race theory from being taught in public schools. One local civil rights advocate criticized the law as vague and said it was an attempt to “whitewash” American history. Law signed after flurry of parent protests As 12 News recently reported, parents around the Valley voiced concerns at school board meetings about the prospect of new history lessons about the Black American experience drawn from critical race theory .
Arizona Gov. Ducey Signs Bill Banning Teaching of Critical Race Theory Jose Luis Magana/AP Photo 9 Jul 2021 Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey (R) has signed a bill banning the teaching of critical race theory in schools across the state. According to an online statement released by Ducey’s office, the legislation, House Bill 2906, “prohibits the state and any local governments from requiring their employees to engage in orientation, training or therapy that suggest an employee is inherently racist, sexist or oppressive, whether consciously or unconsciously.” The measure passed both chambers of the state legislature with a 31-25 vote in the Arizona state House and 16-12 in the Senate. Ducey said:
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The Arizona House and Senate passed a final version of the K-12 budget bill after settling previous policy differences that arose last week. Last Friday, lawmakers in the House voted down Sen. Paul Boyer s proposed expansion of the state’s school voucher program known as the Empowerment Scholarship Account. Instead it adopted a provision for a statewide civics education curriculum. On Wednesday, Boyer introduced a new amendment that got rid of that provision and reintroduced changes to the school voucher program. It’s not quite the expansion he was hoping for, but it would allow students who receive free or reduced lunch and live in the boundaries of a D- or F-rated school to qualify for the program without spending time at a public school.