Oklahoma's Bible Mandate Sparks Legal Battle: Parents and Teachers Fight Back Against State-Forced Religious Curriculum
In June 2024, Oklahoma mandated Bible incorporation in public schools, prompting a lawsuit from parents, teachers, and civil rights groups. They argue this violates the state constitution by using public funds for a religious text. State Superintendent Ryan Walters defends the move as essential for understanding American history. The outcome may significantly impact religious freedom and educational practices nationwide.
