Kentucky district wipes religious displays from school property after complaints

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A Kentucky high school removed a Bible verse from a locker room wall after complaints from an atheist group, but the erasure of religious messages didn’t stop there.

Letcher County Public Schools took down multiple religious displays from schools in the system after a resident said the district was “endorsing religious messages.” The Freedom From Religion Foundation also got involved and sent two complaints to the district, prompting the removal of religious displays.

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