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How bad do Utah Democrats want Mike Lee out? Bad enough to ditch their own nominee and back Evan McMullin instead - Vimarsana News

How bad do Utah Democrats want Mike Lee out? Bad enough to ditch their own nominee and back Evan McMullin instead

The Utah Democratic Party made an extraordinary decision on Saturday. A majority of delegates decided to not put forth a Democratic candidate to face off with Republican Sen. Mike Lee and instead back independent candidate Evan McMullin.

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These books were most frequently challenged, censored in 2021 - Vimarsana News

These books were most frequently challenged, censored in 2021

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10 most challenged books of 2021 include LGBTQ, race and racism themes - Vimarsana News

10 most challenged books of 2021 include LGBTQ, race and racism themes

Last year saw an unprecedented number of attempts to censor or ban books in public libraries, schools and universities, says the American Library Association. The most targeted books including, “Gender Queer,” and “Lawn Boy,” were by or about Black or LGBTQ persons. Conservative activists and parental rights groups organized book challenges.

Money for Utah teacher bonuses headed to districts by June - Vimarsana News

Money for Utah teacher bonuses headed to districts by June

Teachers who took on extra work during the omicron surge will soon be getting a thank you in their paychecks.

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Parents, educators tell State School Board why addressing equity, diversity in schools matters - Vimarsana News

Parents, educators tell State School Board why addressing equity, diversity in schools matters

SALT LAKE CITY — More than a dozen parents, educators and community members addressed the Utah State Board of Education Thursday urging the board to adopt a definition of equity and to support teacher training in diversity, equity and inclusion. Briawna Hugh, the mother of four biracial children and an educator, said Utah is not doing enough to address issues of race and equity. "We live in a culture that is dominated by a specific ideology. It's not a bad ideology but it definitely caters to a specific kind of student and a specific kind of family. Since moving here five years ago, our bir...

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