We Marched Peacefully for Racial Justice in Texas — And Were Sentenced to Jail

11 minutes. That’s about how long our peaceful march lasted. We spent more than 127 times that long in jail.

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Four Civil Rights Issues Facing Texas K-12 Students

Texas students deserve better than censorship, discrimination, and bullying from state politicians and special interest groups.

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Open Letter to College and University Presidents on Student Protests

Academic freedom and free speech are essential. Universities must protect them.

A faculty rally in favor of academic free speech is held in the main quad at Columbia University in New York.

5 Ways Texans Made Our State Better in 2023

In the face of unprecedented attacks, Texans of all backgrounds showed up this year as visionary leaders.

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5 Must-Read Banned Books for Your Holiday Shopping

We can't let our politicians dictate what we read — so this holiday season, consider gifting a banned book to your friends and loved ones.

By Ms. P

Ms. P and the right to read

Why I’m Challenging My School’s Sexist Dress Code Policies

We’re demanding change by filing a complaint with the Department of Education’s Office of Civil Rights.

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Keep Religion Out of Texas Public Schools

The same lawmakers banning books and censoring curricula now want to dictate what students worship.

By Rev. Erin Walter

Students' Rights and Religious Liberty

No Texan Should Go to Jail for Exercising Our Constitutional Right To Protest

We're appealing the convictions of three community organizers in Gainesville, Texas, who were sentenced to jail for peacefully protesting.

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Texas Students Took Their School District to Court for Discrimination — and Won

Students and parents in Magnolia Independent School District can breathe a sigh of relief that the district’s archaic, discriminatory dress code is a thing of the past. 

By Brian Klosterboer

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