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Texas Education Board Approves Curriculum Changes Linking Radical Islam to 9/11
The Texas Board of Education approved changes to the state's high school social studies curriculum, impacting teachings on Islam, Christianity, and U.S. history. The revisions include asserting that "radical Islam" motivated the September 11 attacks and covering early Islam's military campaigns and slavery. Many critics, including Muslim groups and curriculum experts, opposed the changes, citing concerns over accuracy and bias, while supporters celebrated the decision as a long-term achievement. The new curriculum will be implemented in classrooms during the 2030-31 school year.
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