Barr slams ‘secular progressive orthodoxy’ in public schools

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Former Attorney General William Barr slammed social and educational trends within the nation’s public schools, questioning the prudence and even the constitutionality of funding them with public dollars.

Barr, in a Thursday speech accepting the Edwin Meese III Award from religious liberty advocacy firm the Alliance Defending Freedom, said people must reckon with the institutionalization of a “secular progressive orthodoxy” that is hostile to religion and harmful to children.

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