"Tennessee Senate Approves Concealed Carry for Teachers in K-12 Schools"
The Tennessee state Senate passed a bill allowing teachers and staff in K-12 public schools to carry concealed handguns on school grounds, sparking heated debate and opposition. The bill, which requires approval by the state House and the governor, sets specific requirements for carrying firearms and does not mandate teachers to be armed. Critics argue that the bill lacks transparency and raises concerns about the safety and well-being of students. Gun control advocates and lawmakers clashed during the debate, highlighting the emotional and contentious nature of the issue.