Doomed To Repeat It: Is Tennessee's New "Monkey Law" Just Scopes All Over Again? | Visions | AlterNet

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Doomed To Repeat It: Is Tennessee's New "Monkey Law" Just Scopes All Over Again? | Visions | AlterNet: Doomed To Repeat It: Is Tennessee's New "Monkey Law" Just Scopes All Over Again?

The Volunteer State has set itself up for a replay of its 1926 Scopes Monkey Trial humiliation. And the ACLU attorney who won Kitzmiller v. Dover can't wait.

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