A push for NJ schools to teach AAPI history
Clip: 12/27/2021 | 3m 37s
Lawmakers are hoping that new legislation will help prevent bias attacks against Asian Americans in New Jersey. The Legislature recently passed a bill that would require schools to teach Asian American and Pacific Islander history to students in grades K-12. If signed, the bill would make New Jersey only the second state in the country to require these lessons, along with Illinois.
Aired: 12/27/21 |
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