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Utah Charter School Reverses Position on Black History Month Curriculum

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By Shani Saxon Parrish
| Essence Verified
Several parents in North Ogden, Utah previously requested that their children be exempt from taking part in a charter school’s Black History Month curriculum. Those parents have now withdrawn their requests following widespread criticism. The Standard Examiner reported on Saturday, February 6  that Maria Montessori Academy faced pushback after announcing it would be optional for students to participate in the school’s Black History Month curriculum.
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Trump Administration Indefinitely Extends Border Restrictions

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By Shani Saxon Parrish
| Colorlines Verified
The Trump administration on Tuesday (May 19) indefinitely extended its practice of immediately removing most asylum seekers and other migrants along the southern border in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, Time reports. A leading U.S. health official explained that the previously short-term order needs to continue in order to keep the country safe from the coronavirus.
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California Is First State to Offer Pandemic Financial Assistance to Immigrants of Undocumented Status

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By Shani Saxon Parrish
| Colorlines Verified
On Monday (May 18), California began allowing immigrants of undocumented status to apply for financial relief during the coronavirus pandemic, CNN reports. The newly launched $125 million coronavirus relief fund, which Governor Gavin Newsom announced in April, is the first state-run fund committed to helping those deemed ineligible for federal stimulus payments and unemployment benefits.
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