Greg Foreman
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Woke DC City Council Moves To REMOVE Social Worker Exam Because Black People Can't Pass Like Whites
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November 13, 2023
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The D.C. Council is considering doing away with the exam requirement for certain types of social workers over concerns of racial bias.
Citing a need to fill social worker positions in the District, a bill from Councilman Robert White would eliminate the exam for entry and masters-level licensure applicants, whose work must still be supervised.
The move comes as the nation grapples with a shortage of social workers, but also as scores of social workers decry licensure exams for which data show people of color fail at higher rates than white counterparts.
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