Judith Carrizales

On Feb. 1, College Board announced the AP African American Studies official course framework. The course framework revealed the removal of the following sections: “Black Queer Studies,” “The Social Construction of Race,” and “Intersectionality and Activism.”

Previously, on Jan. 12, the Florida Department of Education sent a letter to College Board stating that the AP African American Studies pilot curriculum would not be approved because it “significantly lacks educational value.” The Department of Education also suggested that College Board’s curriculum was historically inaccurate.

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Unreleased audio recording of the interview with Faith turned into an audio cast.

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Heat Waves by Glass Animal

Hello people of the world, Today we did a podcast on “The Line Becomes a River: Dispatches from the Border” by Francisco Cantú. This book introduces us to the life of Francisco Cantu, a Mexican American and the grandson of a Mexican immigrant while working with the US Border Patrol. The podcast depends on the understanding of the book.

The Review Group Members:

Judith Carrizales

Taylor Brewer

Israel Garcia

Arielle Bishop

Hello girls, guys, and non-binaries, This episode is from upstream news a site made by Carnegie students for the Carnegie community and beyond. I am reported Judith Carrizales and today I bring you an audio broadcast of the interview of the new Carnegie vanguard high school nurse Duncan Shannon in which she tells her story before coming to campus

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This is the interview of Javier Rodriguez the Questbridge Scholarship Finalist made into an audio broadcast. This audio broadcast talks about Javier's high school experience and his struggles towards becoming a Questbridge Scholarship Finalist.

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