Rolling Stone“We deeply regret not immediately denouncing the Florida Department of Education’s slander, magnified by the DeSantis administration’s subsequent comments." https://www.rollingstone.com/politics/politics-news/college-board-desantis-slander-african-american-studies-1234678400/
Caffe Neko@RollingStone too little too late
Dan Davis@RollingStone Lots of deep regret going around these days.
Jeff@RollingStone Florida becoming a fly over state
MxhradIt sure is. Anyone doing business with Florida or Florida companies is actively supporting these racist policies.
Karin Sorenby@Waterloo @RollingStone 😏a fly over.. a skip over…
Mirishuli@RollingStone Way too little, way too late. The College Board reputation wasn’t very good to begin with, now they look like one more racist organization keeping white supremacy as their modus operandi.
They already white-supramacified their curriculum, so this "regret" is meaningless.
AT-AT Assault 🏳️⚧️@RollingStone I still cant believe DeSantis got re-elected considering by how narrow of a margin he won the first time. 1 Million fewer democrat voters turned up this election.
A Tattered Scrapbook@RollingStone They are right to regret that complicity. Their trustworthiness is more in question than ever. It’s not just a few rogue Eng Lit teachers complaining about social bias in SATs anymore, is it?
I am glad that they have made this step. I wish it had been their first response. Now they have to prove that they are up for the fight.
Martha Howell@RollingStone
You always punch back, right away.
You always punch back, right away.
Memere@RollingStone “We deeply regret not having our cover story ready. We hope you forget how spineless we are.”
benda@RollingStone oooh shoot, now that we've modified the product and sold it and collected the check, yeah no we really don't like this, shit, that's a lot of money, we care about black people, we swear, almost as much as money.
Wub-Fur Internet Radio@RollingStone The College Board is trying to fudge the timeline by leaving out the fact that the Florida Dept of Education was *privately* pushing back against the AP African American Studies course well before the revisions were finalized on April 29th.
A state letter to College Board shows Florida expressed concerns about an AP Black studies course months before it became public
The College Board and the Florida Department of Education are accusing each other of misleading the public over a disputed Advanced Placement African American Studies course.
@RollingStone Florida college's are phoney colleges stay out of Florida before Ron starts genocide the residence want
@RollingStone no one should put a child in a Florida college
Agora@RollingStone how is this even happening in 2023? Why are middle and lower-class people who send their kids to public schools and these colleges just taking it? Black people are a minority group FFS! They need help from everyone to defeat this well-funded, well-oiled fascistic machine!!