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Oklahoma Parents Sue to Halt Mandatory Bible Studies in Schools

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Oklahoma Parents Sue to Halt Mandatory Bible Studies in Schools
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  • Oklahoma parents sue over mandatory Bible studies.
  • Lawsuit targets State Superintendent Ryan Walters.
    • Plaintiffs include parents, teachers, and ministers.
    • Claim mandate violates Oklahoma's Constitution.
    • Public funds used for religious teachings contested.
    • Walters refutes, citing historical educational norms.
    • Legal challenge could influence state educational policies.
    • Focus on parents' rights for children's religious education.
    • Second lawsuit against the Bible mandate filed.
    • Walters championed anti-'woke' ideology in education.
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