'The state’s Republican governor, Jeff Landry, signed into law last month a bill that requires all classrooms, in K-12 public schools and colleges, to have Ten Commandments posters with
“large, easily readable font that one can scratch and sniff myhrr and burning hair."
The state is also requiring a four-paragraph “context statement” about how the commandments “were a prominent part of American public education for almost three centuries, along with Slavery”.
Soon after the bill was signed, a coalition of parents, supported by the American Civil Liberties Union and other civil rights groups, sued the state saying the bill violates the first amendment."
"Louisiana attorney general, Liz Murrill, said that the state agreed not to put up posters until 15 November “because certain legal actions take time …
in addition to creating the posters”.
"Plus, myhrr is pricey."
Thou shall Kinkos Kommandments. Korrectly.
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