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Education: Prohibiting Divisive Concepts in Schools

This act aims to restrict federal funds for educational programs that promote or compel "divisive concepts" in American history and civics education. This means schools cannot use taxpayer money for materials that assign blame or character traits based on race, impacting how children learn about history and society.
Key points
Prohibits funding for educational programs that promote concepts assigning blame or character traits based on race.
Defines "divisive concepts" as those suggesting racial superiority, U.S. racism, individual responsibility for past actions of their race, or that meritocracy is racist.
Aims to ensure that history and civics education avoids racial stereotyping and scapegoating.
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Print number: 117_S_2682
Sponsor: Sen. Rubio, Marco [R-FL]
Process start date: 2021-08-09