Tennessee Lawmakers Seek to Ban Anthem Kneeling

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A week after the men’s basketball team at East Tennessee State University took a knee during the national anthem prior to a game against the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, lawmakers are entreating university leaders to not allow it to happen again.

The Nashville Tennessean reports that the entire Republican caucus of the state senate signed on to a letter, addressed to all presidents and chancellors of public universities in the state, urging them to adopt policies that would prohibit similar demonstrations in the future.

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