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'Historic Moment': Connecticut to Become First State to Require High Schools to Offer Courses on Black and Latino Studies

  • Dec 15, 2020
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On Wednesday, Dec. 9, Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont announced the state will be the first in the nation to require courses on Black and Latino studies.

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