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: Dispatches from the Culture WarsFlorida Evolution Bills Conflict
By Ed Brayton
The St. Petersburg Times reports:
The House on Monday voted 71-43 for a controversial evolution bill (HB 1483) that adds to required public school curriculum a "scientific critical analysis" of the theory of evolution.But the Senate rejected similar language last week, instead passing Brandon Republican Sen. Ronda Storms' "Evolution Academic Freedom Act," a more broadly worded bill (SB 2692) that spells out protections for teachers and students who question evolution.
The House version now goes back to the Senate for a vote, but even the bill's sponsor says there's no way the Senate will pass it. Gridlock - gotta love it.
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