Donald Singleton

AP African American Studies teacher at Susan Miller Dorsey Senior High School

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AP African American Studies became an official course at Dorsey High School in Crenshaw last year, and soon it’ll expand to the rest of LAUSD.

‘Africa is born in them’: AP African American Studies will expand in LA and US

AP African American Studies became an official course at Dorsey High School in Crenshaw last year, and soon it’ll expand to the rest of LAUSD.

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