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Freethinker65

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8. I actually agree schools/educators shouldn't be requiring letters to legislators for pet projects.

Reply to cbabe (Original post)

Mon May 1, 2023, 12:48 PM

May 2023

Just as schools/educators should not be requiring school prayer during the school day nor at school sponsored events, nor the posting of anyone's religious doctrine.

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Texas guts 'woke civics'. Now kids can't engage in a key democratic process [View all] cbabe May 2023 OP

First Amendment? Mad_Machine76 May 2023 #1

Not sure it is a 1st amendment violation exboyfil May 2023 #3

Well maybe not so much technically Mad_Machine76 May 2023 #4

Agree totally with you exboyfil May 2023 #5

Yup TheRealNorth May 2023 #9

Law should be advocacy neutral if such a law exists exboyfil May 2023 #2

Repukes keep on walking down the fascist highway sakabatou May 2023 #6

What an awful time to be a teacher or librarian. But it's a great time to sell guns! Timeflyer May 2023 #7

I actually agree schools/educators shouldn't be requiring letters to legislators for pet projects. Freethinker65 May 2023 #8

We used to have students write to state legislators on a topic of their choice. Letter cbabe May 2023 #10

TX pols are terrified people might learn they have right to address their government Attilatheblond May 2023 #11