The Council on American‑Islamic Relations’ Austin office called for the board to reconsider the standards.
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Council on American-Islamic Relations called for the board to reconsider the standards Texas State Board of Education
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- The Council on American‑Islamic Relations’ Austin office called for the board to reconsider the standards.
In a separate statement Wednesday, CAIR’s Austin office called for the board to reconsider the standards, arguing that their treatment of Islam would encourage prejudice against Muslim students.
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