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My exhibition celebrating cultural heritage and Indigenous resilience will not be silenced.
In February 2026, The University of North Texas abruptly censored an exhibition by artist Victor “Marka27” Quiñonez — a Neo-Indigenous and Dallas-raised Mexican American artist. Leaked transcripts later indicated that the university shut down Marka27’s exhibition due to “the political and public response [and] scrutiny across the spectrum” related to “anti-ICE messaging.”
tbh… Resource Hub
The tbh… Resource Hub is a collection of tools created to make reproductive health information clear, accessible, and easy to share.
I'm a Texas student. Censorship threatens my education.
When I received my letter of admission, I believed I was joining a university committed to free speech and student activism. But by the time I arrived on campus, higher education in Texas had become a political battleground.
Poetry, Visual Art, and Storytelling Against Cash Bail: A Q&A with Artist-in-Residence KB Brookins
Meet KB Brookins, one of our 2025–2026 artists-in-residence, whose work brings poetry, community storytelling, and visual art into conversations about pretrial detention and the harms of the cash bail system.
Know Your Rights: Interacting with Law Enforcement and Immigration Officials
Regardless of your immigration status, you have rights under our Constitution. Let’s protect ourselves and those we love by knowing our rights.
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