Kentucky Board of Nursing retracts ‘implicit
bias’ training requirement after media coverage
Posted By: Beardo, 8/10/2023 5:35:00 PM
A report from the Washington Examiner on July 28 revealed that the Kentucky Board of Nursing had issued a requirement for licensed nurses to complete an “implicit bias” training, based on a capture of the Board’s website in August 2022. The training included “highly racialized content” that sources told the Examiner had “very little to do with nursing.” (snip) Two days after the Examiner published its report, the KBN edited its homepage (compare July 27 to July 28) to reflect that the implicit bias training was no longer mandatory. The Kentucky requirements continue down a long-established trend of leftist “training” sessions in post-secondary education.
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Kentucky Board of Nursing retracts ‘implicit
bias’ training requirement after media coverage 3 replies
bias’ training requirement after media coverage 3 replies
A report from the Washington Examiner on July 28 revealed that the Kentucky Board of Nursing had issued a requirement for licensed nurses to complete an “implicit bias” training, based on a capture of the Board’s website in August 2022.
The training included “highly racialized content” that sources told the Examiner had “very little to do with nursing.” (snip) Two days after the Examiner published its report, the KBN edited its homepage (compare July 27 to July 28) to reflect that the implicit bias training was no longer mandatory.
The Kentucky requirements continue down a long-established trend of leftist “training” sessions in post-secondary education.
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Archer confirmed that Joe was present long enough to eat dinner with the group.
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