(Washington)US State Legislature Lifts Ban From Yoga But Says no to Namaste
American state legislature has voted to lift the decades-old ban on yoga, but prohibited the use of namaste at a time when world leaders are adopting this way of greeting amid fears of the spread of coronavirus.
Pushed by conservative groups, the Alabama Board of Education in 1993 had voted to prohibit yoga, along with hypnosis and meditation in public schools in the state.
Moved by state legislator Jeremy Gray from the Democratic Party, Alabama House of Representatives on Tuesday voted 84-17 to pass the Yoga Bill.
The Alabama House of Representatives while lifting the ban on yoga prohibited the use of namaste.
The bill now moves to the state Senate and if approved and signed by Governor Kay Ivey, it would become a law and end a 27-year ban in K-12 schools.
Most Popular
- What We Know About The Nicki Minaj-Megan Thee Stallion Feud—From ‘Hiss’ To ‘Big Foot’The rappers’ feud has taken over social media, culminating in Nicki Minaj’s newest song, “Big Foot”—an apparent diss track about Megan Thee Stallion.
- Universal Planning New Orlando Theme Park Featuring Mario And Harry Potter—Here’s What We KnowPlans for Universal Studios' new Universal Epic Universe include lands based on Harry Potter, "How to Train Your Dragon,” Nintendo and more.
- Taylor Swift At The Super Bowl: The Conspiracy Theory, ExplainedTaylor Swift's boyfriend Travis Kelce is going to the Super Bowl, sparking a strange conspiracy theory spread by conservative influencers.
- Crypto Is Suddenly Braced For A Huge China Earthquake After Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP And Solana Price SurgeExcitement around U.S. spot bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) is turning toward Hong Kong and China...
- Trump’s Lawyer Wants E. Jean Carroll Verdict Thrown Out Because Of Judge’s ‘Conflict’—Here’s Why Legal Experts Aren’t WorriedCarroll's lawyer suggested Tuesday she'll seek sanctions against Habba for her "baseless" accusations.
- TikTok’s Stanley Cup Craze Has Hit A Wall — Of LeadThe Stanley cup TikTok trend turned negative after content creators started talking about possible lead poisoning.
- 5 Reasons Why January And February Are The Best Months To Look For A New JobDespite new year festivities, January and February present unique career growth opportunities.
- Madonna Earns The Biggest Hit Of Her Career On One Billboard Chart This WeekMadonna's "Popular," a collaboration with The Weeknd and Playboy Carti, debuts on the TikTok Billboard Top 50 chart, instantly becoming the singer's biggest hit.
- Real Madrid Makes New Signing In January Transfer Window, Reports ASLa Liga giant Real Madrid has signed a new player in the ongoing transfer window as reported by local media on Monday.
- A Psychologist Explains Why Couples Engage In ‘Deceptive Affection’Here’s why couples often fake it, to make it.
Recent Comments