The Oregon State House unanimously voted on Tuesday to require public schools to teach students about the Holocaust, sending the legislation to the governor's desk, reports AP.
Why it matters: New polling data reveals that 1 in 5 American millennials do not know about the Holocaust, while anti-Semitic attacks have nearly quadrupled in K-12 schools from 2015 to 2017, per AP. If the governor signs the bill, Oregon will become the 11th state to demand that schools include the historic event in their teachings.