"The Day Ahead" is looking back at the history of how America first started incorporating the Pledge of Allegiance into our culture and where we stand with reciting it today, especially in the most common place — our schools.
The Debate Continues Over The Pledge Of Allegiance In Schools
The original Pledge of Allegiance was simple and had a theme of unity, but today it no longer resonates with everyone.
The Debate Continues Over The Pledge Of Allegiance In Schools
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Posted: 9:56 a.m. EDT Aug 20, 2018

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