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Florida blocks African American studies class
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Florida’s state government has blocked schools from teaching an advanced placement course on African American studies, claiming that it indoctrinates students with a left-wing ideology. NBC’s Zinhle Essamuah has more on the classroom clash as the curriculums creator says the state's claim is far from the truth. Jan. 24, 2023
