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A Bold Stand for Black History: Miami Protesters Challenge Florida's New Black History Teaching Standards | The Michigan Chronicle

  • Aug 17, 2023
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Governor Ron DeSantis, amid whispers of a 2024 GOP presidential run, stands firmly by the new teaching standards. He believes critics, which notably include Vice President Kamala Harris and influential Black Republicans in Congress, are misconstruing the curriculum’s intent. Yet, for the 50 protestors who embarked on a poignant march from the historic Booker T. Washington Senior High School in Miami's Overtown, their plea was clear: the sanctity of historical truths must be preserved. Their voices doubled in strength when met by another 50 allies at the school board headquarters, culminating in a unified call for historical integrity.

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