SB 510
Pupil instruction: treatment of African Americans.
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Bill overview
This bill requires California’s education system to incorporate more comprehensive instruction on the historical contributions and experiences of African Americans. Specifically, it directs the Instructional Quality Commission to include content about the historical, social, economic, and political roles of African Americans during key periods in California’s history, including the Spanish colonization, Gold Rush Era, and Antebellum periods. The bill also mandates consideration of their experiences with discriminatory laws and barriers to stability.
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