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After controversy over teacher Sarah Inama’s “Everyone is welcome here’ sign, Chris Hayes explains Idaho’s new law banning ...
On the eve of the July 1 start date of House Bill 41, Idaho’s attorney general released an opinion clarifying that the banner ...
When the AG issues a political opinion in response to a state official’s request for legal guidance, he must be called out ...
BOISE — The West Ada School District has faced weeks of backlash after instructing a sixth-grade teacher to remove signs containing inclusive messages from her classroom in Meridian. In its ...
The Department of Education asked the Attorney General’s Office if Inama’s signs violated the new law. The Attorney General’s ...
According to emails from the district obtained by the Idaho Statesman, it took issue with the different skin-toned hands, ...
The attorney general of Idaho believes in his legal opinion that a sign with the message “Everyone is Welcome Here” along ...
Idaho's new law bans public school displays promoting political, ideological, or religious views, stirring debate over ...
A middle school teacher named Sarah Inama resigned from her position after being told to remove an "Everyone is welcome here" sign from her classroom because it was "offensive." ...
The AG’s second legal error was improperly reading an intent into the words used on the classroom sign. Were the words of the ...
‘Everyone is welcome’ classroom sign violates new Idaho law, state’s attorney general says Starting July 1, public schools can’t display banners ‘that represent a political viewpoint’ ...