Fiveable is a learning company that focuses on empowering students to thrive in their educational journey. They prioritize student experience and aim to make education more accessible and equitable for all.

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Fiveable is powered by the idea of social accountability. Just like study groups, we believe that working with someone else is better than working alone. We built Fiveable in the interest of helping students feel like they're working side-by-side, virtually.

Fiveable helps you:
• Stay focused and organized
• Get motivated to be productive
• Join groups studying the same topics

At Fiveable we believe that students who are educated, confident, and informed will open more opportunities for their future. Fiveable aims to give equal opportunities for all students to reach their potential.

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We're calling on The College Board to stand against the blatant racism that is happening in Florida by making AP African American Studies available online, so that every student & teacher can access it, regardless of where they live.

ICYMI: Last summer, the College Board announced a new course, AP African American Studies, that would be piloted by 60 teachers during the 2022/23 school year, and the first exam would take place in May 2025. However, last week the State of Florida rejected AP African American Studies. Florida Governor Ron DeSantis said that the course “lacks educational value.” This is the first time an entire AP class has been censored in a state.

We're not surprised by this political stunt. White supremacists will always try to limit access to information because empowered groups of people will upend oppressive systems. But Governor DeSantis knows that AP African American Studies is so valuable that it could jeopardize his power.

This is why we believe that the College Board, the creators and administrators of AP exams, should make the AP African American Studies course available online, for every student and teacher to access.

Team Fiveable will never not stop fighting for students and their rights. And next week, we will be announcing something we're very proud of that continues our mission to support students.

Let’s speak boldly and remember to take care of each other.

Read our full statement: https://5able.me/StepUpCB

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