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It’s hard to not feel despondent about it when you live in a state actively trying to do things to public education you don’t feel is good for the community. In Texas they just approved reading curriculum that’s included Bible lessons in it and to encourage districts to use it they tied funding to adopting it. Which is a big deal considering the legislature hasn’t given any increase in funding as the governor is adamant to pass vouchers.

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Jan 13Edited

Actions speak louder than words. For example, in Agenda item #2 “Put patients and doctors back in charge of healthcare”, we’ve seen how the GOP has stripped the rights of a pregnant person’s ability to make informed decisions in collaboration with a trusted healthcare provider. In item #4, we can read between the lines and see this refers to school vouchers which will rip away at the fabric of our public school system.

The AFPI agenda serves their White Christian Nationalist worldview 😢

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