Texas Tech regents remove some race, gender course options from core curriculum
LUBBOCK, Texas (KCBD) - Texas Tech's Board of Regents has removed 21 of 172 courses from the university's core curriculum, including some classes on social justice, race and gender.
By By Brittany Crittenden·10 hr ago
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LUBBOCK, Texas (KCBD) - Texas Tech's Board of Regents has removed 21 of 172 courses from the university's core curriculum, including some classes on social justice, race and gender.
The review is intended to bring the university into compliance with Senate Bill 37, which passed in the last Texas legislative session.
The law requires the board to review the core curriculum at least once every five years.
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