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Ten Commandments in Classrooms | Spokane News
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Families from diverse faiths and none are taking Texas to the Supreme Court over a law mandating Ten Commandments posters in every public school classroom, arguing it violates the separation of church and state. The appeals court sided with the state, citing recent rulings that suggest religious expression in public settings has evolved, but families insist their First Amendment rights are being trampled. They fear this sets a dangerous precedent for government-imposed religious mandates. With backing from ACLU and Americans United, this case could reshape the legal boundaries of religious freedom in public education — and Texas officials see it as a moral victory for foundational values.
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