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Creationists Remain Hard At Work Trying To Block Sound Science Education
When we fail to teach evolution to our young people, we leave them ill-prepared for the type of instruction they’ll get in college. Secular universities teach evolution upfront and without apology. Students who weren’t exposed to it in high school or who were given just a cursory treatment will be at a disadvantage.read more »Blog Post -
50 Years Ago, The Supreme Court Protected Teaching Of Evolution In Public School Science Classes
If it weren’t for a Supreme Court decision in the case Epperson v. Arkansas, which celebrates its 50th anniversary this week, it could still be illegal to teach evolution in some public schools.read more »Blog Post -
‘Scopes Monkey Trial’ Attorney Clarence Darrow Continues To Face Opposition In Dayton, Tenn.
read more »One Tennessee woman has all but thrown down a gauntlet and demanded a duel in opposition to a proposed statue of Clarence Darrow, the attorney who defended teacher John T. Scopes when he taught evolution in a Dayton public school.
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Latest News
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Creationists Remain Hard At Work Trying To Block Sound Science Education
When we fail to teach evolution to our young people, we leave them ill-prepared for the type of instruction they’ll get in college. Secular universities teach evolution upfront and without apology. Students who weren’t exposed to it in high school or who were given just a cursory treatment will be at a disadvantage.read more »Blog Post -
50 Years Ago, The Supreme Court Protected Teaching Of Evolution In Public School Science Classes
If it weren’t for a Supreme Court decision in the case Epperson v. Arkansas, which celebrates its 50th anniversary this week, it could still be illegal to teach evolution in some public schools.read more »Blog Post -
‘Scopes Monkey Trial’ Attorney Clarence Darrow Continues To Face Opposition In Dayton, Tenn.
read more »One Tennessee woman has all but thrown down a gauntlet and demanded a duel in opposition to a proposed statue of Clarence Darrow, the attorney who defended teacher John T. Scopes when he taught evolution in a Dayton public school.
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