STUDENT Act imposes requirements on the National Education Association, including prohibiting political activities and certain beliefs.
The STUDENT Act amends the National Education Association's charter to impose several requirements. The NEA must not engage in political activities or influence legislation. It also cannot require staff or members to affirm certain beliefs, such as that the U.S. is fundamentally racist or sexist. The NEA and its affiliates cannot call for or participate in strikes affecting state or local governments. The NEA must maintain its tax-exempt status and abide by labor laws. The Act also repeals the NEA's District of Columbia property tax exemption.
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