Dopf highlights that despite being U.S. citizens, many students lack basic knowledge of civics. Only 30-35% would pass the citizenship test, revealing a significant educational gap.
Civics education is becoming increasingly popular, with growing support across the political spectrum. Advocates believe it can foster unity and empower citizens, addressing America's social divides.
Louise Dube of iCivics emphasizes the importance of civics education, stating, 'We are in the business for making a case for America,' reflecting the need for informed citizenship.
In North Carolina, tensions arise over control of civics education, illustrating the contentious and often uncivil discourse surrounding the teaching of civic responsibilities in schools.
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