Trump's education nominee faces scrutiny on Black history classes | Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder

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Trump's education nominee faces scrutiny on Black history classes | Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder

Linda McMahon, Trump's nominee for secretary of education, declined to clarify whether Black history classes would be allowed under Trump's executive order against so-called "radical indoctrination," leaving educators and students in a state of uncertainty.

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