Legislature
State Rep. Ed Oliver has been trying to ban the teaching of certain “divisive concepts” for the past two years.
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Rep. Ed Oliver stories
Legislature
The bill would prohibit K-12 schools and colleges from promoting or endorsing certain "divisive concepts."
Education
White lawmakers voted yes while Black legislators voted no.
Featured Opinion
All people may have been created equal. But all haven’t received equal opportunities or treatment.
Legislature
The bill will likely look very similar to the previous language, which fell just short of being considered by the full Senate at the...
Legislature
An identical bill has already passed out of a Senate committee, leaving the full Senate as the last hurdle to reaching Gov. Kay Ivey's...