State Board of Education Approves New Biblical Curriculum
The Texas State Board of Education voted to approve massive changes to social studies curriculum including adding certain Bible stories into required reading
Education
The First Graduates Without The Texas Dream Act
For 24 years, undocumented students paid in-state tuition at Texas public universities. Then last summer, in the span of a few hours, the Texas Dream Act ended.
With LGBTQ+ Speakers, Baylor University Makes History
The nation’s largest Baptist university held an event called "All Are Neighbors" on campus, organized by several student groups, that featured LGBTQ+ speakers.
The Targets For A Landmark Texas Case
Why many Republicans are clamoring to reverse a decades-old Texas case that established that undocumented children could attend public schools
Reading To Stop Family Detainment
“Read Them Home: End Family Detention" is organized by a coalition of groups raising awareness about the families and children held in places like Dilley, while also advocating for the full end of family detention
Who Enforces The Ten Commandments In Texas Schools
In some Texas classrooms, the Ten Commandments are already up, part of the visual landscape students see every day. In others, identical posters sit unopened in storage rooms, waiting for guidance that hasn’t come.
How Trauma-Informed Care Strengthens Justice For Sexual Assault Survivors
Exactly one year after her daughter's death, Tracy Matheson established the nonprofit Project Beloved: The Molly Jane Mission to advocate for sexual assault survivors.