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In Harris County, a challenge is underway regarding a state law. This law pertains to what is displayed in public school classrooms. A federal appeals court previously made a ruling on this matter.
Now, the issue is being taken up in a state-level court. Further information on this development can be found through Houston Public Media, based on a lawsuit filed by three local mothers in the Houston area.
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