State Grades on Teaching Civil Rights History - Education Report #2241837 (License: Personal Use)

This horizontal bar chart displays state-level scores for how well civil rights history is taught in K-12 public schools, categorized into two grades: C (green bars) and D (yellow bars). States like Tennessee (56), Kansas (53), and Mississippi (52) earn the highest scores and a C grade, whereas Rhode Island, New Jersey, Colorado, Texas, and nine others received a score of 0, indicating a failing grade (D). The data reflects curriculum standards, content inclusion, and instructional support as evaluated by a national education assessment.

Used in education policy reports, advocacy articles, or civil rights curriculum reform pages; targets educators, policymakers, researchers, and activists seeking data-driven insights into historical education gaps across U.S. states.