As I announced last week, 55 scholars have released a powerful statement protesting the College Board’s changes to its AP U.S. History course. There has been a lot of attention since, including a great segment featuring one of the signatories, Susan Hanssen of the University of Dallas, on Fox & Friends this morning, and Mark Levin’s interview with Oxford Professor Daniel Robinson.

Many new scholars and other professionals have signed onto the statement, or have pending requests to become signatories. I will be updating Corner readers on developments and looking at some of the distinguished new signatories in a forthcoming post.

If you would like to be considered as an additional signatory to the statement, you can apply here. Signatories should be academic historians, scholars in closely allied disciplines, or independent scholars who have an established record of relevant publications.

There has also been an expression of interest in becoming signatories by some current and former teachers of AP U.S. History. It takes some courage for a current AP U.S. History teacher to sign onto the statement, but current or former AP U.S. History teachers would be most welcome as signatories.