Teaching Discrimination News Today

Before you even enter Quinci Worthey’s office at Concord High School, the message is clear.

Teachers and administrators say they are confused about what they can legally teach and are challenging New Hampshires new anti-discrimination laws.

David Wolowitz of Greenland is senior director, Education Law Group at McLane Middleton. In March, Vladimir Putin signed a law that punishes public statements contradicting the Russian government’s position that the Russian invasion of Ukraine is...

Under a recently enacted New Hampshire law, a teacher who engages in classroom discussion about Putin’s behavior toward Ukraine is at risk of losing his or her teaching career. 

A New Hampshire teacher’s union, several educators and parents sued the state’s top education, human rights and law enforcement officials Monday over a...

James C. Morse Sr. HB 544, the so-called "divisive concepts" bill, looks to solve a problem in New Hampshire that does not exist. I listened to hours of testimony in which critical race theory was discussed as the foundation for the rationale for this bill. When the "experts" were asked where in New Hampshire CRT is practiced, they had no examples, no public schools, no public institutions, nothing. Yet, this bill is designed to stop CRT by curtailing freedom of speech, freedom of expressi...