State Superintendent of Education Ellen Weaver knew she would be in for a ferocious legal fight.
Last month, without Republican opposition, she pushed through her autocratic proposal to control what books and educational materials are permitted in South Carolina public schools. She kicked aside local school boards and librarians, preferring to empower…
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