By Briasia Russ Gov. Daniel McKee signed into law a legislation that will require public schools to teach African American history and heritage in their curriculum. “The inclusion of African heritage and history in Rhode Island curricula is long overdue,” McKee said in a statement. “I hope that Rhode Island will lead the nation in the effort to educate our young people on a full scope of history, including teaching students about events that took place right where they live.” As reported by AP News, the curriculum was conducted by Rhode Island historical and academic institutions. The signing of the new curriculum bill was held at a 1769 building that became a school […]
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