Prohibition of Ideological Oaths in Higher Education: Protecting Free Expression
This bill aims to protect students, employees, and applicants at higher education institutions from being compelled to endorse ideological oaths or express views on topics like diversity or social justice. It means universities cannot force support for specific ideologies or favor individuals based on unsolicited statements on these matters, ensuring equal treatment and freedom of thought.
Key points
Higher education institutions cannot require students, employees, or applicants to endorse ideologies promoting differential treatment based on race, color, or ethnicity.
Prohibits collecting information on views regarding diversity, equity, inclusion, anti-racism, or social justice, except for minimum necessary demographic data.
Institutions cannot give preferential consideration based on unsolicited statements supporting such ideologies.
The bill does not restrict academic research, coursework, or individuals voluntarily providing information.
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