Georgia’s new labor commissioner discusses top priorities; AP African American studies pilot program sparks controversy; City of Atlanta working to preserve LGBTQ sites

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English - March 04, 2023 01:26 - 50 minutes - 46.4 MB - ★★★★★ - 41 ratings
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Georgia’s tenth Commissioner of Labor, Bruce Thompson, discusses efforts to change the image of the Georgia Department of Labor.

Dr. Robert J. Patterson, a professor of African American at Georgetown University, discusses the Advance Placement African American studies pilot program and the controversy surrounding it.

Anthony Knight, the City of Atlanta’s first African American Heritage Coordinator, discusses the goal of the Historic Context Statement Project and how the city is working to capture the voice of AUC students.

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