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ScratchCat

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Thu Jun 13, 2019, 12:20 PM
Jun 2019

“While Alabama’s schools continue to struggle, we have to wonder why legislators are spending valuable time in session passing a bill to allow public schools to teach Bible classes,” Marshall said. “This is hardly the solution that public schools and their students need to improve their education, and it will instead set up schools to spend extra money on training teachers to teach these courses in a constitutionally appropriate manner, and if not, waste money on litigating unconstitutional classes that cross the line into religious indoctrination.”

His concern is duly noted, but this isn't a legal argument. The ACLU is usually better than this.

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