There won’t be any limits from the State Capitol on teachers in Indiana who want to teach about race, gender, and sex.
The Indiana Senate allowed the legislation that would have banned teaching racial stereotypes to die.
The proposal would have also allowed parents some input on what was taught in their kids’ schools and given them an opt-out option.
May teachers in the state hated the idea.
Republican Senate leader Rodric Bray said Republican lawmakers couldn’t agree as to how far the legislation needed to go.
