Published 3 years ago

Georgia Education Board Passes Resolution On Critical Race Theory

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ATLANTA, Ga. (CW69 News at 10) — Members of the Georgia Board of Education voted 11-2 to pass a resolution, joining several states and school systems looking to ban teaching on race. “It is not the adoption of a board rule. It is the adoption of a resolution,” said Board Chairman Scott Sweeney. This is in response to Governor Brian Kemp’s letter urging the board to keep Critical Race Theory out of Georgia’s curriculums.

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