Minnesota SF2276 prohibits teaching racist or sexist concepts in state schools.
Minnesota SF2276 aims to prohibit the teaching of racist or sexist concepts in state schools. It defines "racist or sexist concept" as ideas such as inherent superiority of one race over another or that individuals are inherently racist or sexist based on their race or sex. The bill prohibits school districts, charter schools, and state colleges from teaching, advocating, or encouraging these concepts. It also bans penalizing students for refusing to adopt such concepts and restricts the use of materials promoting these ideas.
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