Controversy Erupts Over Planned After School Satan Club in US

The opening of an After School Satan Club (ASSC) at an elementary school in Tennessee has sparked controversy among religious and education leaders. The club, run by the Satanic Temple, plans to offer activities to children after the Christmas break. While the Satanic Temple describes itself as a non-theistic religion, emphasizing a scientific and rationalistic worldview, parents and religious leaders have expressed outrage. The school district has defended its decision, citing the First Amendment and equal access to non-profit organizations. This would be the fifth chapter of the club in the country, with other school districts pushing back against its presence.
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