A new law named after Charlie Kirk is encouraging Tennessee teachers to include the positive impacts of religion in American history classes.
And a new law in Kansas is promoting free speech on college campuses in the name of the slain conservative activist.
The newly signed laws are the first of what could become numerous measures seeking to pay tribute to Kirk, who was killed last year during an event at a Utah college.
Bills have been proposed in over 20 states to promote Kirk’s ideology, establish official days of remembrance and affix his name to roads and public places.
