Republicans in dozens of state legislatures have introduced bills aimed at expanding curriculum transparency in public schools following months of backlash from parent activists over the inclusion of critical race theory and gender ideology in lessons.
A group of Republican lawmakers in the Minnesota state Legislature was the latest to introduce transparency legislation Monday, adding the Gopher State to a growing list of states that have introduced such legislation, including Arizona, Utah, Georgia, Indiana, and Michigan.
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