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Supreme Court Decision Funnels Taxpayer Dollars to Private Religious Schools

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    -56% Medium Left

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    -61% Negative

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Contributing sentiments towards policy:

69% : With its radical ruling in Carson v. Makin, the Supreme Court has once again undermined public schools and the students they serve in favor of providing funding for private religious schools that serve only a few and often discriminate against students and employees.
62% : Forcing American taxpayers to fund private religious education -- even when those private schools fail to meet education standards, intentionally discriminate against students, or use public funds to promote religious training, worship, and instruction -- erodes the foundation of our democracy and harms students.
50% : NEA President: With its radical ruling in Carson v. Makin, the court continues to erode public education that is 'the foundation of our democratic society.

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