Louisiana schools told to display Ten Commandments in all classrooms | Parami News

Louisiana is the first state that has required the Ten Commandments to be placed in each classroom at public schools; this was a recent move by a GOP controlled legislature with a conservative program under a new governor. Landry, who is Republican signed on Wednesday legislation making it mandatory for all public school classrooms from kindergarten through university to have large prints of the ten commandments using “big fonts that can be clearly read.” “Moses was the original lawgiver so if you want to respect the rule of law then it has to start with him”, God gave Moses those rules” said Landry. Opponents argue its unconstitutionality and promise to go to court against it. By preventing equal education, this law will make children who hold different faiths feel unsafe, according to American Civil Liberties Union.