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Impeachment trial to begin with debate on constitutionality of Tauht a former president. Schumer: Trump impeachment has 'most serious charges ever' levied against a president. Donna Edwards: GOP senators' response to impeachment testimony 'unpredictable'. Lowery proposed House Bill that prohibits the use of public school funds to teach the Project curriculum that states the slavery of African people in a Virginia colony well before the Declaration of Independence in was the beginning of American history. There is no historical proof of that," said Representative Lowery.

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The bill that was filed Thursday follows the model in the United States Senate where Senator Tom Cotton has filed similar legislation at the federal level. Lowery says there's a number of inaccuracies in the project and although he doesn't know if it's being taught in Arkansas schools, he wants to make sure that any history lesson is factually correct. England did not abolish slavery until the abolitionists in the United States started pushing for it," said Lowery. Edmond Davis is a professor of history at Arkansas Baptist College. He says the bill is an In School I Remember Being Taught About on the truth, because the Project is accurate.

For so long, African Americans have been given different narratives throughout history to strip them of their stories. Davis wants to call out the punishment made within the bill for educators and public schools who would continue to teach the project regardless of if the bill became law. However, that wouldn't apply to programs for low-income students, programs for students with disabilities, or if schools haven't received enhanced student achievement funding. Particularly in Little Rock. It is a civil rights district. We use that to describe our district's history," said Hatter. Davis and Hatter both believe the notion of the bill comes from a need to hang on to the Trump administration's efforts regardless of a new administration.

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Representative Lowery says he's just passionate about America and ideals of equal justice for all. In School I Remember Being Taught About don't recognize, they don't believe that there's equality, but one thing that does exist is the ability of the individual to overcome whatever obstacles they've had," said Lowery. He says that notion is the shining gem of America, but when you teach that our whole history is not based on those ideals and instead, white supremacy, it undermines how far we've come. Still, Lowery says the Project was created by a historian to be a theoretical perspective in search of evidence that was not there. There's no doubt about that. Threatening schools with pulling funding for teaching facts is wrong. Martin Luther King Jr. Lowery says he hasn't gotten push back from his constituents, besides angry phone calls from people complaining about the bill. Utah parents drop Black history curriculum opt out request.

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Educators fight back on bill to remove Project from being taught in Arkansas schools. New Arkansas bill to ban Project on slavery in schools. Click to expand.]