as it s an important discipline in academia. it s not what a culture warriors are saying that it s talk to your little children in school. kimberly has responded to the same, professor the new york times writes, professor crenshaw said that even if randoms and others have been taken out of the curriculum to second officers were being eliminated in favor of facts and lived experience, the decision sent a troubling message. quote, even the appearance of bowing to political pressure in the context of new knowledge and ideas is something that should not be done. end quote. what is your take on that i think that i think college moore had a bad rollout of this course. when i can look at the original draft of the date stamp of the ap corps was leaked to go, it was stemmed as february of 2022. as scholars, we know that these things go through a peer review process, and we know that course was being edited and
end quote. what is your take on that i think that i think college moore had a bad rollout of this course. when i can look at the original draft of the date stamp of the ap corps was leaked to go, it was stemmed as february of 2022. as scholars, we know that these things go through a peer review process, and we know that course was being edited and revised and revised. by over 300 scholars from my understanding, from less rain through last summer. and i think the final draft was completed on december of 2022. so the draft that governor desantis actually band, if you will, is the draft that was written back in february.
development of america. it s a remarkable story, your own story how you change from occupational therapy to history. is there any likelihood that public opinion come down to bear on this decision or is this done in florida? i am not sure about the politics, but i can tell you that historians throughout the nation we re excited about this course, and are still excited about the course. i hope that the governors and individual around the governor will reconsider the great value and great history. i would say that this work has been going on for two years and as professional historians, we know that everything we do goes from a peer review process, and i can confidently say that this work is solid, it is sound. professor reginald ellis, for the top you. reginald ellis of florida a&m, a professor of african american
and great history. i would say that this work has been going on for two years and as professional historians, we know that everything we do goes from a peer review process, and i can confidently say that this work is solid, it is sound. professor reginald ellis, good to talk to you. professor reginald ellis of florida a&m, a professor of african american and history studies. twice tonight s last word is next. ord is next with steroid-free cibinqo. not an injection, cibinqo is a once-daily pill for adults who didn t respond to previous treatments. and it s proven to help provide clearer skin and relieve itch fast. cibinqo continuously treats eczema whether you re flaring or not. cibinqo can lower your ability to fight infections, including tb. before and during treatment, your doctor should check for infections and do blood tests. tell your doctor if you ve had hepatitis b or c,
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