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AP Psychology effectively banned in Florida because of gender, sexuality chapter

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    10% Center

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    80% ReliableGood

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    10% Center

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Contributing sentiments towards policy:

49% : The law outlawed instruction on sexual orientation or gender identity in kindergarten through third grade.
48% : In June, the College Board said they would not alter its popular AP Psychology class after the state asked the organization to review all AP courses to see if they "need modification to ensure compliance" with a Florida law and state Board of Education rule targeting instruction on sexual orientation and gender identity.
35% :"We are sad to have learned that today the Florida Department of Education has effectively banned AP Psychology in the state by instructing Florida superintendents that teaching foundational content on sexual orientation and gender identity is illegal under state law," the statement reads.
33% : Earlier this year, Florida rejected the College Board's AP African American Studies class, alleging it violated state law because of topics such as Black Lives Matter, Black feminism and reparations.

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