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That's not a surprise. College Board and AP classes have been going farther and farther left, as have many universities, decade by decade, accelerating. The general public, including college grads, are less and less happy about this, but are powerless to speak up or change anything.

This is the first time anyone has said that a class is too left. Yes, it's inappropriate for DeSantis to do this and yes, his motives are impure. But there are many who want some brakes on the swing left in upper education, by any means necessary.

How so? Please provide an example of teaching in other AP classes from the College Board that strayed too far to the left?

What other books are too far to the left? Maya Angelou?

I don't think Maya Angelou was a core part of the woke AA Studies course... way too conservative for them. They chose to highlight the more "intersectional" queer crowd no one knows or cares about....WHY?

Not talking about the current class, but the comment who said "College Board and AP classes have been going farther and farther to the left."

Where is the evidence of this? What publications/material is opposed in other AP classes?

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The controversy about the current class tells you everything there's to know.

DeSantis is being called a Nazi...because he opposes a far-left course that reflects political bias not AA history.

No, it doesn't. It tells me about one class in one State. That's an anecdote, not a trend.

This thread is about one class.

Prove your credibility and capacity to analyze courses.

How do you assess the syllabus of this course as proposed?

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That's not a surprise. College Board and AP classes have been going farther and farther left, as have many universities, decade by decade, accelerating. The general public, including college grads, are less and less happy about this, but are powerless to speak up or change anything.

This is the first time anyone has said that a class is too left. Yes, it's inappropriate for DeSantis to do this and yes, his motives are impure. But there are many who want some brakes on the swing left in upper education, by any means necessary.

How so? Please provide an example of teaching in other AP classes from the College Board that strayed too far to the left?

What other books are too far to the left? Maya Angelou?

I don't think Maya Angelou was a core part of the woke AA Studies course... way too conservative for them. They chose to highlight the more "intersectional" queer crowd no one knows or cares about....WHY?

Not talking about the current class, but the comment who said "College Board and AP classes have been going farther and farther to the left."

Where is the evidence of this? What publications/material is opposed in other AP classes?

??

The controversy about the current class tells you everything there's to know.

DeSantis is being called a Nazi...because he opposes a far-left course that reflects political bias not AA history.

No, it doesn't. It tells me about one class in one State. That's an anecdote, not a trend.

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That's not a surprise. College Board and AP classes have been going farther and farther left, as have many universities, decade by decade, accelerating. The general public, including college grads, are less and less happy about this, but are powerless to speak up or change anything.

This is the first time anyone has said that a class is too left. Yes, it's inappropriate for DeSantis to do this and yes, his motives are impure. But there are many who want some brakes on the swing left in upper education, by any means necessary.

How so? Please provide an example of teaching in other AP classes from the College Board that strayed too far to the left?

What other books are too far to the left? Maya Angelou?

I don't think Maya Angelou was a core part of the woke AA Studies course... way too conservative for them. They chose to highlight the more "intersectional" queer crowd no one knows or cares about....WHY?

Not talking about the current class, but the comment who said "College Board and AP classes have been going farther and farther to the left."

Where is the evidence of this? What publications/material is opposed in other AP classes?

Hold onto your butt. Now that you’ve asked for evidence, you’re going to get a lot of EvIdEnCe.

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That's not a surprise. College Board and AP classes have been going farther and farther left, as have many universities, decade by decade, accelerating. The general public, including college grads, are less and less happy about this, but are powerless to speak up or change anything.

This is the first time anyone has said that a class is too left. Yes, it's inappropriate for DeSantis to do this and yes, his motives are impure. But there are many who want some brakes on the swing left in upper education, by any means necessary.

How so? Please provide an example of teaching in other AP classes from the College Board that strayed too far to the left?

What other books are too far to the left? Maya Angelou?

I don't think Maya Angelou was a core part of the woke AA Studies course... way too conservative for them. They chose to highlight the more "intersectional" queer crowd no one knows or cares about....WHY?

Not talking about the current class, but the comment who said "College Board and AP classes have been going farther and farther to the left."

Where is the evidence of this? What publications/material is opposed in other AP classes?

??

The controversy about the current class tells you everything there's to know.

DeSantis is being called a Nazi...because he opposes a far-left course that reflects political bias not AA history.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

That's not a surprise. College Board and AP classes have been going farther and farther left, as have many universities, decade by decade, accelerating. The general public, including college grads, are less and less happy about this, but are powerless to speak up or change anything.

This is the first time anyone has said that a class is too left. Yes, it's inappropriate for DeSantis to do this and yes, his motives are impure. But there are many who want some brakes on the swing left in upper education, by any means necessary.

How so? Please provide an example of teaching in other AP classes from the College Board that strayed too far to the left?

What other books are too far to the left? Maya Angelou?

I don't think Maya Angelou was a core part of the woke AA Studies course... way too conservative for them. They chose to highlight the more "intersectional" queer crowd no one knows or cares about....WHY?

Not talking about the current class, but the comment who said "College Board and AP classes have been going farther and farther to the left."

Where is the evidence of this? What publications/material is opposed in other AP classes?

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Anonymous wrote:

That's not a surprise. College Board and AP classes have been going farther and farther left, as have many universities, decade by decade, accelerating. The general public, including college grads, are less and less happy about this, but are powerless to speak up or change anything.

This is the first time anyone has said that a class is too left. Yes, it's inappropriate for DeSantis to do this and yes, his motives are impure. But there are many who want some brakes on the swing left in upper education, by any means necessary.

How so? Please provide an example of teaching in other AP classes from the College Board that strayed too far to the left?

What other books are too far to the left? Maya Angelou?

I don't think Maya Angelou was a core part of the woke AA Studies course... way too conservative for them. They chose to highlight the more "intersectional" queer crowd no one knows or cares about....WHY?

Not talking about the current class, but the comment who said "College Board and AP classes have been going farther and farther to the left."

Where is the evidence of this? What publications/material is opposed in other AP classes?

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

That's not a surprise. College Board and AP classes have been going farther and farther left, as have many universities, decade by decade, accelerating. The general public, including college grads, are less and less happy about this, but are powerless to speak up or change anything.

This is the first time anyone has said that a class is too left. Yes, it's inappropriate for DeSantis to do this and yes, his motives are impure. But there are many who want some brakes on the swing left in upper education, by any means necessary.

How so? Please provide an example of teaching in other AP classes from the College Board that strayed too far to the left?

What other books are too far to the left? Maya Angelou?

I don't think Maya Angelou was a core part of the woke AA Studies course... way too conservative for them. They chose to highlight the more "intersectional" queer crowd no one knows or cares about....WHY?

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Anonymous wrote:

That's not a surprise. College Board and AP classes have been going farther and farther left, as have many universities, decade by decade, accelerating. The general public, including college grads, are less and less happy about this, but are powerless to speak up or change anything.

This is the first time anyone has said that a class is too left. Yes, it's inappropriate for DeSantis to do this and yes, his motives are impure. But there are many who want some brakes on the swing left in upper education, by any means necessary.

How so? Please provide an example of teaching in other AP classes from the College Board that strayed too far to the left?

What other books are too far to the left? Maya Angelou?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

That's not a surprise. College Board and AP classes have been going farther and farther left, as have many universities, decade by decade, accelerating. The general public, including college grads, are less and less happy about this, but are powerless to speak up or change anything.

This is the first time anyone has said that a class is too left. Yes, it's inappropriate for DeSantis to do this and yes, his motives are impure. But there are many who want some brakes on the swing left in upper education, by any means necessary.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

That's not a surprise. College Board and AP classes have been going farther and farther left, as have many universities, decade by decade, accelerating. The general public, including college grads, are less and less happy about this, but are powerless to speak up or change anything.

This is the first time anyone has said that a class is too left. Yes, it's inappropriate for DeSantis to do this and yes, his motives are impure. But there are many who want some brakes on the swing left in upper education, by any means necessary.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

That's not a surprise. College Board and AP classes have been going farther and farther left, as have many universities, decade by decade, accelerating. The general public, including college grads, are less and less happy about this, but are powerless to speak up or change anything.

This is the first time anyone has said that a class is too left. Yes, it's inappropriate for DeSantis to do this and yes, his motives are impure. But there are many who want some brakes on the swing left in upper education, by any means necessary.

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Anonymous wrote:I think kids need to learn the basics, and learn them well.

These area studies courses tend to be about affirmation of certain political views rather than scholarship.

That being said, I also believe in the generalized value of free speech and a market place of ideas, so I am not thrilled with DeSantis banning them, either.

When people accuse you of being racist and you claim not to know why, think back to this sentence about an actual AP course that was created by scholars and historians about AA history and how you, without knowing anything about the course beyond what Fox told you, decided that it was just political and not at all informative or educational, that it wasn’t scholastic.

A lot of the curriculum looks like Progressive doctrine, especially with the random inclusion of LGBTQ topics. You don't need to be a Fox News watcher to see the red flags. A look into African American history should be better balanced. Heck, according to Pew Research, the majority of black adults (59%) and Democrats (62%) don't even support affirmative action.

https://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2022/04/26/u-s-public-continues-to-view-grades-test-scores-as-top-factors-in-college-admissions/

Feels like African American studies viewed through the lens of Progressives.

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Anonymous wrote:I know there is a separate thread on the book banning, but sharing here as I'd say it's related to Florida's general trend toward fascism w/ regard to education.

https://popular.info/p/florida-teachers-told-to-remove-books

DP to add, technically the Bible violates this policy, so will Florida remove all copies from schools? Conservatives on this thread, what's your take?

http://www.leg.state.fl.us/Statutes/index.cfm?App_mode=Display_Statute&Search_String=&URL=0800-0899/0847/Sections/0847.012.html

Activists are already reporting it and requesting that it be banned

https://www.npr.org/2022/04/26/1094740651/florida-man-asks-schools-to-ban-the-bible-following-the-states-efforts-to-remove

The resulting court cases should involve some interesting mental contortions

Good. The hypocrisy is ridiculous.

I'm still waiting to hear a serious comment from a conservative on this forum. I know they're here.

Do you agree or disagree that Florida's law means that the Bible should be banned from schools? If not, why do you make an exception for the Bible (please write out with serious logic not just gaslighting/jokes/changing the topic)?

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Anonymous wrote:His new edict is terrifying. He wants to end unanimity in jury trials for murder. This is a bridge too far.

Forgot link:

https://news.yahoo.com/desantis-calls-end-jury-unanimity-163947130.html

Republican governor suggests ‘super-majority’ should suffice in state that has required jury unanimity in capital cases since 2017