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Civic Engagement / Education / Public Policy

What Texas’ Classroom Censorship Law Means for Students and Schools

Texas’ classroom censorship law, Senate Bill 3 (SB 3) will make it even more difficult to undo the myths of the Alamo. In particular, the myths and lies of its so-called heroes who supposedly died for liberty as opposed to the TRUTH – to protect slavery and to marginalize native Mexicans, and steal their land.

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Latinos Think Tank: A Catalyst for Policymaking Power
Decades of Latino Health Injustice

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Court Ruling Jeopardizes Texas Dream Act

U.S. Justice Department Sues Galveston County’s Discriminatory Redistricting Plan

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End Title 42 – Illegal Actions & Lives Harmed

Climate Disaster Recovery: History of Mismanagement & Discrimination
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Texas Policymaking vs. Latino Power Shift Framework

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