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- Two members of the Little Rock Nine criticized a state decision regarding an AP African American Studies course.
- The state's Dept. of Education won't allow credits to count toward graduation for the pilot course.
- The department says the course could run afoul of an anti-CRT order signed by Gov. Huckabee Sanders.
Two members of the Little Rock Nine — the group of Black students who in 1957 integrated the previously all-white Little Rock Central High School while being threatened by an angry mob — are blasting the Arkansas Department of Education over restrictions placed on an Advanced Placement African American Studies course set to be offered this year.