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Ten Commandments display tests First Amendment in Louisiana schools
Guest columnist notes friction over religion in public schools as Louisiana passes a law requiring a prominent Ten Commandments display in every classroom. The measure, funded by donations, faces lawsuits from the ACLU and others, with the Supreme Court's past rulings cited. Gov. Landry and Rep. Bayham defend the law as foundational, while critics warn of religious establishment concerns and divided expectations about the courts.
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