Controversy Erupts Over Religion in Oklahoma Classrooms
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Oklahoma has initiated a program to place Bibles in classrooms, led by State Superintendent Ryan Walters, who argues that the Bible is a foundational document in American history. This move has sparked controversy, with critics, including some conservatives and the Church of Satan, opposing the integration of religious texts in public education. Some school districts have stated they will not comply with the mandate, highlighting the divisive nature of the initiative.
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