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North Dakota Senate bans teaching critical race theory in schools, says action preemptive

Headline from Newsweek, on the newest of 2 developments

Republican state Senator Donald Schaible said that the proposed CRT ban was meant "to try to make sure that it doesn't come to our schools."

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Developments in this update

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  1. North Dakota House passes ban on critical race theory in schools; bill goes to Senate

    Headline from Bismarck Tribune ·

  2. Newest

    North Dakota Senate bans teaching critical race theory in schools, says action preemptive

    Headline from Newsweek ·

Reports & sources

14 articles, oldest first.

  1. Bismarck Tribune

    North Dakota House passes ban on critical race theory in schools; bill goes to Senate (opens Bismarck Tribune)

    Published

    Bismarck Tribune's feed description

    A bill that would ban critical race theory from being taught in public schools has overwhelmingly passed the North Dakota House.

  2. The Jamestown Sun

    North Dakota House advances bill that would ban critical race theory in K-12 schools (opens The Jamestown Sun)

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    The Jamestown Sun's feed description

    The bill was largely supported by the state's conservative representatives, with only two Republicans, Rep. Shannon Roers Jones, R- Fargo, and Rep. George Keiser, R-Bismarck, voting against it.

  3. Fox News

    North Dakota passes bill banning CRT in schools, unclear if GOP Gov. Burgum will sign it (opens Fox News)

    Published

    Fox News's feed description

    North Dakota's state Senate overwhelmingly passed a bill Friday morning banning critical race theory in schools.

  4. The Dickinson Press

    North Dakota Legislature passes critical race theory ban in K-12 schools; bill heads to governor (opens The Dickinson Press)

    Published

    The Dickinson Press's feed description

    "The bill is more preemptive to try to make sure that it doesn't come to our schools," one lawmaker said.

  5. InForum

    North Dakota Legislature passes critical race theory ban in K-12 schools; bill heads to governor's desk (opens InForum)

    Published

    InForum's feed description

    "The bill is more preemptive to try to make sure that it doesn't come to our schools," one lawmaker said.

  6. Newsweek

    North Dakota Senate bans teaching critical race theory in schools, says action preemptive (opens Newsweek)

    Published

    Newsweek's feed description

    Republican state Senator Donald Schaible said that the proposed CRT ban was meant "to try to make sure that it doesn't come to our schools."

  7. InForum

    UPDATE: North Dakota governor signs bill banning critical race theory in K-12 schools (opens InForum)

    Published

    InForum's feed description

    "The bill is more preemptive to try to make sure that it doesn't come to our schools," one lawmaker said.

  8. Bismarck Tribune

    North Dakota Senate approves ban on critical race theory; bill now goes to governor (opens Bismarck Tribune)

    Published

    Bismarck Tribune's feed description

    The North Dakota Senate on Friday overwhelmingly passed a bill banning critical race theory in public schools, sending the measure on to Gov. Doug Burgum, who hasn't indicated whether he

  9. Bismarck Tribune

    North Dakota House passes ban on critical race theory in schools (opens Bismarck Tribune)

    Published

    Bismarck Tribune's feed description

    A bill that would ban critical race theory from being taught in public schools has overwhelmingly passed the North Dakota House.

Identical headlines usually mean shared wire copy. They are counted as separate articles but are not independent confirmation.

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