Can charter schools in the U.S. be religious? If so, what does that mean for public education?
@npr explains a new case before the Supreme Court: https://flip.it/YShCwT
#SupremeCourt #Religion #Education #USPolitics #Constitution
@NewsDesk @npr and they always seem to choose the Christian religion to promote with their government Financed schools... I sure don't want my taxpayer dollars used to promote Christianity... It's offensive enough that they run a tax-free business where they provide nothing but collect millions of dollars... They have no actual product except the feeling of belonging... To a cult...
@Gregvan except that's not really what's happening in cases like this.
It's not about "them" choosing the Christian religion to promote, they aren't making the choice in the first place, the question is whether they can block the Christian religion when other people choose to promote it.
That distinction is critical.
