The bills passed by Texas Republicans in the 87th Legislature are a horrendous attempt to reestablish white supremacy and revisionist history in Texas schools. It’s
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GOP To Strengthen White Supremacy Out Of Fear of Critical Race Theory
While most Republicans can’t define what “Critical Race Theory” is, they’ve started a crusade against it, in turn offering up bills to strengthen white supremacy
Travis Clardy And The Confederacy’s Last Stand
Travis Clardy comes from a family of slave owners, Confederates, and white supremacists. It should be no surprise that he voted to make sure the
Republicans Trying To Make It Illegal For Municipalities To Remove Old Jim Crow Relics
Above Flyer/Photo Credit – Laura Michl-Weldon You’re needed in Austin on Monday! If you can’t make it, we need you to blow up the phones
The Legacy Of Texas Sundown Towns: The County Where Time Stood Still
Part One of a series. In the heart of Texas, Comanche County is a deep hidden pocket of Central Texas where the people and culture
Podcast – Episode 2: The Texas Reconstruction Project
What’s going on in rural Texas? Join Jeff and Michelle as they discuss some awful bills being pushed by the Texas legislature, what happened in
WTF Is Wrong With Representative Kyle Biedermann?
Who is he truly working for? And what is he trying to do in Texas? This last weekend Kyle Biedermann attended two separate speaking engagements,
HD2 Representative Bryan Slaton Introduces Racist Bill
Bryan Slaton’s new bill directly targets the hundreds of Confederate statues, which still remain in Texas. Far-right Representative Bryan Slaton just introduced a bill to
Important Details The Dallas Observer Missed About Rural Confederate Statues
It was a great article, if you missed it. However, it only scratched the surface. This morning, an article popped up in some of my
Staying In Your Lane – The Fight Over The Kaufman Confederate Statue
Part four of the history of racial violence in Kaufman County, TX. Part One – Staying In Your Lane – 180 Years of Racial Violence