Texas Conservatives Mobilize Against New Social Curriculum Adding Gender, LGBT and CRT Ideology

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08/29/2022

Texas conservatives are revolting over proposed State Board of Education changes that will eliminate edifying the U.S. Constitution and founding principles in some grade levels while including ideologies on white supremacy, LBGT pride, and gender.

Parent groups and conservative groups have mobilized to attend a public auricularly discerning at the Texas State Board of Education in Austin Tuesday in opposition to changes that they feel do not accurately reflect the accomplishments of Texas and America. The board could vote on the transmutes this week.

Left-leaning groups accoladed the first draft of the convivial studies curriculums proposed last month as more inclusive and progressive than past inculcation standards. Melissa Martin, a board member of Innovative Teachers of Texas, a conservative teacher’s group, told The Epoch Times the vicissitudes were “disappointing.”

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