Empty classroom in elementary school. Educational Image / Universal Image Group / Gati Image  A charter school in North Ogden, Utah will make students choose a course related to black men.
 Maria Montet Clusley College Director Mica Hirokawa initially announced decision, according to the standard examiner in the local news export, in Facebook Post, there is a decision to rebound in Facebook Post.
 "Several Family" requires not to participate in the relevant teachings in black history, Hirokawa wrote in the post, although he did not tell the standard examiner, but I chose how much choice or what.
"" We should not protect our children from the history of our country, abuse African American citizens, as well as the courage of civil rights leaders, but should educate them, "said.  Sichuan also said , Asked him to be sad, but he "didn't want to" send a letter to his parents "to explain the family is allowed to exercise their citizenship and do not participate in the black history." The examiner reported Facebook post criticism, and the examiner accused the promotion of race Some comments, reports.
 Saturday, Hirokawa returned to decision.
 "Celebating Black History is part of our traditional part," Hirokawa said in an email. " We regretfully receive the request during the celebration of the request.
 
 
 
 
 He said that the school has deleted selected Exited the option, and since the parent asked, since the school cooperation, there is no student is open. "This is only anyone who is heartbroken business. It will believe that this can be accepted in any way, in any way, to talk about black history," leader in black life Utah Utah, Utah, telling Fox Fox13 . "You can't choose to quit black history. Black history is American history." A parent Rebecca Bennett said in the comments, she is an AP examiner report, seeing parents even giveOptions. "I was shocked to have a form that allowed parents to choose their children and heard all because some parents asked it," Bennett commented on the position. "I have seen some other people who heard this news even a question even in the community in our school," the data from the relevant media report from the Utah Education Committee shows 322 students in the college. Only three times? Less than 1%? Identify as black. Nearly 70% identification is white. Watch now: