Defending 'divisive concepts' statute, state argues law is not vague – New Hampshire Bulletin

New Hampshire’s new “freedom from discrimination” law barring certain teachings around race and class in public schools is legally sound and not overly vague, the Department of Justice argued in a federal court filing Friday. 

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