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Iowa stood up to discrimination. Now we endorse it

Iowa stood up to discrimination. Now we endorse it

Sunday, November 30th, 2025

via The Gazette (Iowa)

Book Bans, Racism

Report revives claims Minnesota fraud funded terrorists. Here’s what we know.
Report revives claims Minnesota fraud funded terrorism. Here’s what we know.
Will California’s Antisemitism Law Counter Trump’s Civil Rights Cuts?
This LSU law student and Turning Point USA member sees a ‘new era of American conservatism’
As Fargo school board names new elementary, what’s behind other F-M school names?

As Fargo school board names new elementary, what’s behind other F-M school names?

Saturday, November 22nd, 2025

via InForum (North Dakota)

School Board – General, Racism

Lawyers file to include K-12 classrooms in critical race theory ban lawsuit
Will California’s new K-12 antisemitism law make up for Trump’s civil rights cuts?
Q&A with FEA president Andrew Spar on education policies

Q&A with FEA president Andrew Spar on education policies

Friday, November 21st, 2025

via Sarasota Herald-Tribune (Florida)

School Board – General, Racism, Parent Involvement

African American Museum of Iowa unveils new exhibit on agriculture’s role in Black culture, activism
Texas A&M’s crackdown on race, gender discussions isn’t just censorship. It’s anti-American
Don’t worry about indoctrinating college students. It’s not possible. • Ohio Capital Journal
After ‘woke’ battle at the Alamo, former CEO sues trust, Texas Land Commissioner
Most Tennessee school subsidy funds went to schools with inconsistent testing, curriculum and transparency

Most Tennessee school subsidy funds went to schools with inconsistent testing, curriculum and transparency

Saturday, November 15th, 2025

via Chattanooga Times Free Press (Tennessee)

Racism, Book Bans, Parent Involvement, Social Emotional Learning

Turning Point USA high school chapters across Alabama growing rapidly after Charlie Kirk’s murder
What protests in the street have in common with deep-pocketed radical movements

What protests in the street have in common with deep-pocketed radical movements

Friday, November 14th, 2025

via Washington Examiner (District of Columbia)

Racism

West football, Senior volleyball players are Athletes of the Week presented by Billings Clinic
Florida adopts Heritage Foundation’s ‘Phoenix Declaration’ for public schools
Teachers Win Major Legal Victories Against Woke School Districts–American Teachers Alliance (ATA) Provides Protection Nationwide
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