


Controversial Push for Religious Freedom and Patriotism in Oklahoma Schools
Oklahoma's education superintendent mandates video on new office promoting religious freedom, facing pushback from districts and legal challenges.
Overview
Oklahoma’s education superintendent, Ryan Walters, has mandated schools to show a video announcing the Department of Religious Freedom and Patriotism, triggering resistance from several districts and a statement from the Attorney General declaring the mandate unenforceable. The announcement follows ongoing lawsuits against Walters regarding previous education policies. In parallel, President-elect Donald Trump outlines an aggressive educational agenda aimed at eliminating 'wokeness,' banning certain teachings, and potentially defunding noncompliant schools, while pushing for a return to prayer in schools. Both figures' strategies raise debates on governance, religious influence, and educational freedom.
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