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Dr. Will: “I cannot understand people who treat their religion as a glass house and say to science: ‘Hands off, lest you damage it with your researches.’ I find science to be but an explanation for religion.”

WASHINGTON—It’s not quite the book burning—yet—of Nazi Germany before World War II, but white supremacists are on a crusade to ban books from libraries and schools around the U.S., and the Teachers (AFT) co-lead a coalition to stop them.

The 1925 Scopes trial was presented as a conflict between secularism vs. religion. But the fight also went deeper, hitting at the very meaning of freedom in a democracy. And that same debate rages on today.

American Civil Liberties Union of Tennessee is now hiring for the position of Transgender Justice Staff Attorney in Nashville. Apply today.

Brevard theaters are busy this weekend, opening Aida at Henegar, Something Rotten at Cocoa Village Playhouse, and Inherit the Wind at Surfside.

Op-ed views and opinions expressed are solely those of the author. Since the creation of the republic, Americans have always had at least two perspectives on numerous issues that led to debates, lawsuits, legislation, protests and taking sides, so the current issue of what should be taught to students in schools is not a new| USSA News

Describing attorney Clarence Darrow, the great H.L. Mencken wrote, “The marks of battle are all over his face. He has been through more wars than a whole regiment of Pershings.

In these Letters to the Forum, readers share their thoughts on a request for public money for a processing facility and leaders effects on education.

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