POLL: 60% Of Republican College Students Think State Legislatures Shouldn't Limit How Public Schools Teach History

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

56% : A majority of Republican college students believe state legislatures should not limit how public schools and universities teach history, according to a Generation Lab/Axios poll released Thursday.
53% : Republican-controlled state legislatures have moved to ban Critical Race Theory (CRT) in public schools, with nearly 20 states passing laws to prevent CRT from being taught.
46% : The poll showed 60% of Republican students did not think it was a state legislature's job to limit the history curriculum of public education, while 46% said public schools should teach "that patterns of racism are ingrained in law and other institutions."
46% : Out of the Democratic students polled, 82% said state legislatures shouldn't limit public education, while 97% agreed public schools should teach "that patterns of racism are ingrained in law and other institutions.

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