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The Tennessee Legislature Has Passed An Act That Would Prevent Public Higher Education Students And Employees From Being Required To Conform To “Divisive Concepts” Or Be Graded Based Upon Agreeing With Those Concepts. The Legislation Now Is Headed To Governor Lee’s Desk To Be Signed Into Law.
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The Tennessee House Of Representatives Voted Yesterday To Concur With A Senate Amendment To The ‘Divisive Concepts In Higher Education’ Bill With The Majority Of Representatives Voting In Favor.
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The Tennessee Senate Has Approved A Bill That Would Prevent Public Higher Education Students And Employees From Being Required To Conform To “Divisive Concepts” Or Be Graded Based Upon Agreeing With Those Concepts. The Bill, Which Passed The House, 66-24, On March 7th, Was Amended Monday By The Senate And Sent Back To The House.
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The Senate Companion Bill To House Speaker Cameron Sexton’s Bill, That Would Impact How Public Institutions Of Higher Education Can Approach “Divisive Concepts” With Employees And Students, Passed On The Senate Floor Monday Evening 25 To 5 With One Republican Senator Joining His Democratic Colleagues In Voting No.
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The Senate Companion Bill To House Speaker Cameron Sexton’s Bill, That Would Impact How Public Institutions Of Higher Education Can Approach “Divisive Concepts” With Employees And Students, Is Up For A Vote On The Senate Floor Monday, March 21st.
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1) Representatives Of The Heartland Institute Testify In Support Of Social Media Common Carrier Bill
2) Bill Proposes To Fill Teaching Positions With “Warm Bodies”
3) TN Bill Would Prohibit State Agencies From Lobbying For Or Against State Legislation
4) 2 Republicans Hope to Make Public Records Harder for Citizens to Access
5) Bill To Limit Divisive Teachings in Universities Passes Both House and Senate Education Committees
6) House Subcommittee Kicks The Can On Griffey’s E-Verify Bill To Stop Illegal Immigration
7) House Republicans Favor Businesses Over Employees By Sidelining Anti-CRT Bill
A Proposal That Would Prohibit Higher Education Institutions In Tennessee From Forcing Students And Employees To Embrace Divisive Concepts Passed The House And Senate Education Committees On Wednesday.
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A Bill To Address Requirements Related To “Divisive Concepts” At Tennessee’s Public Colleges And Universities Is Set To Be Discussed In Both Tennessee’s Senate And House On Wednesday.
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1) Call To Action! – Bill Prohibiting Unlawful Restrictions On Churches Passed By TN House; Awaits Senate Approval
2) Special Interest Groups Spend $60 Million A Year To Curry Favor With Tennessee Legislators
3) TN Bill That Would Disqualify Congressional Candidates Ortagus & Starbuck Raises Constitutional Questions
4) Report Details Spread of “Critical Social Justice” In Tennessee Higher Education
5) Representative White Hopes To Kill School Choice Bill At Taxpayer-Funded Lobbyist Urging
6) House Rep Griffey Files Legislation Seeking To Ramp Up Election Crime Prosecution In TN
7) TN Legislature Prohibits Instant Runoff Voting Amid Lawsuit By Memphis Political Activists
The Claremont Institute, Idaho Freedom Foundation And Velocity Convergence Have Released Their In-Depth Study Of The Saturation Of Critical Social Justice (CSJ) At The University Of Tennessee’s Knoxville Campus.
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