How Oklahoma’s classroom curriculum bans affect Black educators and families

StateImpact Oklahoma
24/02/2022 4 min Episodio 210
How Oklahoma’s classroom curriculum bans affect Black educators and families

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For the last year Oklahoma Republicans have derided Critical Race Theory as a racist way of teaching that discriminates against white students. StateImpact’s Robby Korth reports it’s been a difficult debate to watch for at least one Black father and scholar of the subject.

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