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Groups say they'll sue Georgia over 'divisive concepts' ban - Vimarsana News

Groups say they'll sue Georgia over 'divisive concepts' ban

ATLANTA (AP) — Education and civil rights groups said Friday that they will sue to overturn Georgia's law banning the teaching of certain racial concepts, claiming it violates First Amendment rights to free expression and 14th Amendment rights to equal protection.

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Groups say they'll sue Georgia over 'divisive concepts' ban - Vimarsana News

Groups say they'll sue Georgia over 'divisive concepts' ban

ATLANTA (AP) -- Education and civil rights groups said Friday that they will sue to overturn Georgia's law banning the teaching of certain racial

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Walton's Group Gets the Broncos, Practice Punishment, Carr and Kap, and Other Bears Bullets - Vimarsana News

Walton's Group Gets the Broncos, Practice Punishment, Carr and Kap, and Other Bears Bullets

The Bears resume OTA practices on Thursday.

'A miniature Woodstock': Marylanders remember Carr's Beach in Annapolis as a staple of music for the Black community – Baltimore Sun - Vimarsana News

'A miniature Woodstock': Marylanders remember Carr's Beach in Annapolis as a staple of music for the Black community – Baltimore Sun

Annapolis' Carr’s Beach, and the more laid-back Sparrow’s Beach, were regular destinations for Black families who were forbidden to visit whites-only beaches up and down the East Coast during segregation from the 1940s to the 1970s.

'A miniature Woodstock': Marylanders remembers Carr's Beach in Annapolis as a staple of music for the Black community - Vimarsana News

'A miniature Woodstock': Marylanders remembers Carr's Beach in Annapolis as a staple of music for the Black community

Annapolis' Carr’s Beach, and the more laid-back Sparrow’s Beach, were regular destinations for Black families who were forbidden to visit whites-only beaches up and down the East Coast during segregation from the 1940s to the 1970s.