The 86th session of the Texas Legislature is history. Lawmakers left town on Monday following a session that, generally speaking, had fewer of the culture war fights we’ve come to expect. You can attribute that to elections, and it seems the results of last November have elected officials worried about their fates at the ballot […]
One of the worst voter suppression bills in the country this year is on the move and could be headed to Gov. Abbott’s desk unless we act now to stop it. […]
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Last week, a picture of an assignment given at a San Antonio charter school was posted online. The appalling task assigned to students was to offer a “balanced view” of slavery by listing its “positive aspects” alongside the negative. […]
Tuesday’s Texas primary elections featured seven State Board of Education races and, in short, there were no surprises. All of the incumbents moved on to the general election in November, most of them winning easily. Even the most compelling race, the Republican primary in District 11, ended with the incumbent easily defeating two far-right candidates. […]
