The governor of North Dakota signed a bill last week that bans critical race theory in public schools, making the state the latest to ban the controversial theory amid a nationwide push.

House Bill 1508 was signed into law last week by Republican Gov. Doug Burgum and requires that public school curriculum “is factual, objective, and aligned to the kindergarten through grade twelve state content standards.”

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