Robertson County Public Schools Teaching & Counseling “Tools” Laced With Gender Theory, CRT & DEI

A Recent Public Records Request For Information Related To Diversity, Equity, And Inclusion (DEI) Trainings And Initiatives Employed By Robertson County Public Schools Since May 1st, 2022, Shows That Resources Utilized By The District Are Heavily Laced With Gender Theory, Critical Race Theory (CRT) And DEI.

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Tennessee Legislature Considers Bill Prohibiting Anonymous Reports Of Child Abuse Or Neglect

In 2023, Governor Lee Signed Legislation Into Law That Could Criminalize Parents Based Entirely On Anonymous Allegations. This Is Problematic When A Parent Is Falsely Accused And The DCS Gets Involved. Now Being Considered In The Tennessee Legislature HB1986/SB1797 That Seeks To Address This Issue.

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MTSU Board Chairman Pushes Legislation By Senator Shane Reeves To Close Meetings For “Sensitive” Topics

Middle Tennessee State University’s Board Chair Is Pushing Legislation, Sponsored By State Sen. Shane Reeves And Rep. Mark White, That Would Enable College Boards To Close Meetings To Discuss “Sensitive” Matters Such As Presidential Pay, A Move Critics Say Is Too “Broad” And Ripe For “Abuse.”

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Transparency Group Asks 5 States, Including Tennessee, To Stop Blocking Out-Of-State Records Requests

The Right On Transparency Coalition Is Asking Five States To Stop Restricting Public Records Requests Based On Residency. Alabama, Arkansas, Delaware, Tennessee And Virginia All Are Known To Restrict Records Requests Based Upon Residency.

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Bill Requiring Tennessee Law Enforcement to Report Illegal Aliens To Federal Government Passes On House Floor

A Bill To Require Local Law Enforcement Agencies In The State Of Tennessee To Report Illegal Immigrants To The Federal Government Was Passed On The Floor Of The Tennessee House Of Representatives By A 74-22 Vote On Thursday.

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Bill To Protect Visitation Rights Of Hospital Patients Heads To The Tennessee House Floor

A Tennessee Bill That Would Protect The Visitation Rights Of Hospital Patients Passed The Health Committee Yesterday In A Voice Vote And Will Now Head To The House Floor For A Final Vote.

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