Houston mothers’ bid for temporary hold on Ten Commandments posters in Texas classrooms denied
A judge on Friday denied a request fromthree Houston mothersto temporarily stop Texas public school classrooms from displaying the Ten Commandments, in the first lawsuit to argue that it violates the state’s religious freedom law and a voter-approved parental rights amendment. The mothers’ lawsuit is the latest challenge to Senate Bill 10 — this time […]
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