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Llano County defendants face First Amendment violations for viewpoint-based removal of books from public library

Defendants in Llano County, Texas, have been sued for removing books from the county's library collection because of disagreements with their "political viewpoints and subject matter", and a federal judge has denied their motion to dismiss the case, arguing that removal decisions are subject to the First Amendment and are evaluated based on whether the government's "substantial motivation" was discriminatory.

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Ron DeSantis Signs Bill Expanding School Choice to All Florida Students

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has signed a bill into law that would expand the state's school choice program, allowing all Florida students to opt out of local public schools and attend private or charter schools using state funding, while removing all eligibility caps and prioritising lower-income students and those in foster care.

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in Legal Challenges Constitutional Law
Federal Appeals Court Stops the 'Stop WOKE Act'

The 11th Circuit panel refused to lift an injunction against Florida's "Stop WOKE Act," rejecting the state's request to let it enforce the Individual Freedom Act while it appeals a lower court ruling, which argues that the act prohibits private employers and university professors from endorsing certain concepts related to race and other categories of identity.

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in Legal Field Constitutional Law
Christopher Rufo Wants To Shut Down 'Activist' Academic Departments. Here's Why He's Wrong.

Conservative activist Christopher Rufo has argued that universities should shut down "activist" academic departments; however, compelling state legislatures to shut down certain departments would be routine censorship, and therefore not a viable long-term solution.

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in Higher Education Law
A Florida Bill To Censor Professors Just Got Even Worse

Florida legislators have filed an updated version of a bill that aims to limit academic freedom in public colleges by expanding the list of concepts and ideas that will be singled out for unconstitutional censorship, placing restrictions on faculty, and banning any major or minor that utilises pedagogical methodology associated with "Critical Theory."

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in Labor And Employment Law
Meet the Students Pushing Back Against Socialism

The government imposes many rules, and people are ready to ban anything that offends them, but some students understand that capitalism provides better opportunities for wealth and personal growth, and a non-profit organization called Stossel in Classroom, supports a video contest that helps students understand economics and individual liberty as crucial for communities and personal development.

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Was ist Critical Race Theory?

Critical Race Theory (CRT) is a legal and social theory that examines how race and racism intersect with societal structures and promotes the idea that the legal system is used to maintain systemic oppression. CRT asserts that racism is not just a matter of individual biases or prejudices, but rather is ingrained in the very fabric of society. It highlights how the law can be used as a tool of marginalization and oppression, and advocates for the use of law to address and dismantle these structures. At its core, CRT seeks to expose how systemic racism works and create tools to dismantle it.

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