A previously vetoed proposal advancing in the North Carolina House would restrict how teachers can discuss certain racial topics in the classroom. The bill would ban public schools from compelling students to adopt a list of beliefs, including that students should feel guilty because of their race or sex and that they bear responsibility for past actions committed by members of the same race or sex. It passed Tuesday in the House Education Committee and heads to the Rules Committee. Republican bill sponsor Rep. John Torbett of Gaston County said it will prevent discriminatory concepts from being taught as fact, now and in the future.
