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Published 5 years ago by Appaloosa with 3 Comments
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A black student refused to recite the Pledge of Allegiance — challenging Texas law requiring it

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has joined a lawsuit to defend the Texas law requiring students to cite the pledge.

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  • Appaloosa (edited 5 years ago)
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    There are so many levels of indoctrination going on now. A republic is one.

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  • leweb
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    So if I’m an atheist, I should still pledge allegiance to a Nation under God? I thought we had freedom on religion?

    I guess that means freedom to choose a religion, but you can’t not have one.

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    • Gozzin
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      That's how I see it...

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