Critical Race Theory Ban Could Stop OK Students From Learning History

The transcript discusses the impact of Oklahoma's HB 1775, a bill perceived as a ban on critical race theory, on education. It highlights historical events like the Trail of Tears and Tulsa Race Massacre, which may be excluded from curricula. The bill is seen as limiting discussions on race and diversity in schools. Opposition from educators and lawmakers, including Monroe Nichols, emphasizes the need for open conversations about race. The Cherokee Nation's educational approach contrasts with public schools affected by the bill. The ACLU challenges the bill's constitutionality, advocating for inclusive education and recommending books like Angie Debo's 'And Still the Waters Run' to spark discussions on Indigenous history.

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