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9:16Now PlayingFlorida Governor, Ron DeSantis, gets the immediate backlash he deserves over with a potentially major lawsuit on the horizon by Florida students and civil rights attorney Ben Crump. John Iadarola and Miranda Scholl break it down on The Damage Report.
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Florida students threaten to sue DeSantis over AP African American studies ban
"Civil rights attorney Ben Crump joined Florida students on Wednesday in announcing they would sue the state and its Republican governor, Ron DeSantis, if they don't reinstate the African American studies course in the Advanced Placement curriculum.
Driving the news: There's growing outrage at the Florida Education Department's decision to block the course. The department last week told the College Board, the nonprofit group overseeing the AP program, that it is "contrary to Florida law and significantly lacks educational value."
Crump, who is representing the three AP honors high school students with attorney Craig Whisenhunt, said at a press briefing Wednesday that blocking the course violated the federal and state constitutions.
What they're saying: "If the governor allows the College Board to present AP African American studies in classrooms across the state of Florida, then we will feel no need to file this historic lawsuit," Crump said."
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