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“We’re stronger together than we are on our own. I may be a fourth grader, but making sure we all have electricity all the time should be a really big goal. But we’re a really big state, that does really big things. So we can do this, too.”
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With time dwindling on the legislative session, the Texas House is breaking until Sunday, in an attempt to send the Senate a clear message: Pass our priority bills or see your own legislation die slowly in our chamber.
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Just hours after voting to give initial approval to a measure that educators say will hamper honest conversations about racism and sexism in the classroom, the Texas House passed its version of a bill that will now go to the state Senate, where a companion bill has already been passed.
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Sometime after 1 a.m. Tuesday, the Texas House gave initial approval to a bill that would limit how schools teach students about racism and facets of U.S. history involving the country’s actions in regards to people of color.
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Dallas ISD trustees met in a special called meeting Monday afternoon to discuss a bill headed to the Texas House floor Monday night that will bar schools from teaching Critical Race Theory.
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“This car is their baby. It’s their girlfriend. So this is another tool in our toolbox.”
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Several bills filed in the Texas legislature could spell trouble for public school districts.
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