There Are No Opposing Views of the Holocaust

Last week, the executive director of curriculum and instruction in the Carroll Independent School District in Southlake, Texas, told teachers that a new state law required them to present multiple perspectives about "widely debated and currently controversial" issues. This means that they needed to make "opposing" views on the Holocaust available to students. Why? Because of House Bill 3979, which relates to instruction in civics in public schools in Texas.