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Texas State Board of Education approves controversial curriculum that Muslims call discriminatory

Reported byKUT Radio, Austin's NPR StationBy Bill ZeebleBill Zeeble's page at the publisher (opens in a new tab)

The new standards, set to go into effect during the 2030 school year, will require all Texas high schoolers to learn how the 9/11 attacks were motivated by "radical Islam," and include lessons about the Prophet Muhammad's "brutal" military campaigns.
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