Texas, Rise to Defend Ethnic Studies

If passed, Mexican American History or African American History no longer will fulfill history degree requirements at publicly funded colleges and universities in Texas. SB 1128 & HB1938 seem to be inspired by the Arizona Republican playbook. We will not tolerate any Jan Brewers in Texas. Visit www.NoTXSB1128.org

Texas Libroraficantes, Rise.
Don't Let Our History be Discredited.

Texas Republican House Representative Giovanni Capriglione's HB1938 and Texas Republican Senator Dan Patrick's SB1128 have introduced bills that will no longer allow Mexican American History, African American History, or Women's History to count towards History requirements for a Texas degree, the way they do now. This will effectively destroy Ethnic Studies Programs in Texas. Learn More

Tony Diaz-El Librotraficante
713.867.8943

In the age of a global economy, in the age of a multi-media and multi-cultural world, why would anyone want to build a border wall around History?

* No version of this law must exist. SB2811 and HB1938 discredit our history.

*Resolutions against SB1128 and HB1938 have been written by:

--The National Assoc. for Chicana and Chicano Scholars (NACCS)

--The NACCS Tejas Foco

-- Texas Junior College Student Government Association

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