NH Republicans open new front in 'divisive concepts' debate: colleges
After new regulations barring K-12 teachers from certain instruction around race and gender, some Republican lawmakers are pressing to extend them.
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After new regulations barring K-12 teachers from certain instruction around race and gender, some Republican lawmakers are pressing to extend them.
"Politicians shouldn’t be censoring classroom discussions between students and their teachers."
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My Turn: “Divisive concepts” language puts Pride Month under attack Published: 6/9/2021 7:00:13 AM June is Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Queer Pride Month (hereinafter, Pride Month), but if a public school teacher even mentions that fact in the classroom, they may be the subject of a complaint under a “divisive concepts” law. What if the teacher mentions that February is Black History Month or March is Women’s History Month? Would they be brought in front of the Human Rights Commission because they offended a student who felt as though they were left out of the discussion...