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Oklahoma superintendent criticizes lawsuit on history standards amid Independence Day

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Education Daily Wire Jul 1, 2025

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Ryan Deatherage Board Member | Oklahoma Department of Education

It is during a significant week for the United States that a new lawsuit has been filed concerning Oklahoma's history standards. The timing of this legal action, coinciding with the approach of Independence Day, has drawn criticism from State Superintendent Ryan Walters.

In response to the lawsuit, Walters stated, "I am unashamed that Oklahoma students will get an America First education based in facts this Fall." He criticized those behind the lawsuit, accusing them of attempting to undermine American values and principles. Walters emphasized his commitment to ensuring that students receive an education that fosters pride in their country.

Walters also expressed concern about what he perceives as declining patriotism due to attacks on American principles. He assured that Oklahoma's education system would resist any "woke, radicalized, and toxic agenda" and reaffirmed collaboration with the Trump Administration to promote national pride among students.

The lawsuit highlights ongoing tensions over educational content and its alignment with political ideologies in the state.

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