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Bill would ban the teaching of scientific theories in Montana schools - Vimarsana News

Bill would ban the teaching of scientific theories in Montana schools

The bill’s sponsor says by banning Montana schools from teaching scientific theories, the policy aims to prevent kids from being taught things that aren’t true.

Source: mtpr.org
Bill on scientific fact, theory gets strong opposition in hearing - Vimarsana News

Bill on scientific fact, theory gets strong opposition in hearing

Sen. Daniel Emrich said he didn’t think the bill would prohibit the teaching of scientific theories, which are the basis of explaining science, but those who spoke against it said

Gender-affirming care, obscenity law passes committee - Vimarsana News

Gender-affirming care, obscenity law passes committee

Two controversial bills that galvanized opposition at a couple of lengthy hearings, one prohibiting gender affirming care for minors and the other changing the obscenity law for materials in schools, passed their respective committees.

Bills prohibiting gender-affirming care for minors, changing obscenity law pass committee – Daily Montanan - Vimarsana News

Bills prohibiting gender-affirming care for minors, changing obscenity law pass committee – Daily Montanan

Two controversial bills that galvanized opposition at a couple of lengthy hearings, one prohibiting gender affirming care for minors and the other changing the obscenity law for materials in schools, passed their respective committees Tuesday.

Along party lines, committee advances bill to limit care for trans minors - Vimarsana News

Along party lines, committee advances bill to limit care for trans minors

The vote was 7-4, with all Republicans on the committee supporting it and all Democrats opposed.