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Petition to sue HISD for violating the 1st Amendment

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Anonymous
8 months ago

Even though I don't understand this petition at all due to my lack of understanding of LGBTQ+ community I don't think that we should be discriminating against others for being part of the LGBTQ+ community.

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Zephyr
8 months ago Featured

I don't know why people are so worried about attacking an innocent group of people's rights when they literally didn't do anything but exist. It's sad.

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Anonymous
8 months ago

Don't let the district take the the people's rights away!

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Moss
8 months ago

Trans rights are human rights

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Astrid L
8 months ago

TRANSRIGHTSSSSSSSSSS

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Maria Fuentes
8 months ago

"To comply with the parental rights form requirement, TEA has prepared a Parental Rights and Options Form designed for parents and families that details parental rights and options, including the right to withhold consent for or exempt the parent’s child from certain activities and instruction, related to: Courses of study and supplemental services Instructional materials and library materials Health education instruction Instruction regarding sexual orientation and gender identity School options, including virtual and remote schooling Immunizations Gifted and talented programs Promotion, retention, and graduation Grade, class rank, and attendance State standards and requirements Data collection practices Health care services, including notice and consent Special education and bilingual education Grievance procedures By January 1, 2026, in addition to SB 12 parental rights form requirements and as a requirement of SB 204, TEA must also create and maintain a parental rights handbook that explains all rights of a parent regarding the education of the parent’s child. This handbook is currently in development and will be released in the coming months. "

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Matthew E
8 months ago

yes

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El
8 months ago

LET PEOPLE BE HAPPY WITH WHO THEY WANT TO BE

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Blake Mobley
8 months ago

this is bs man

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Luna Newton
8 months ago

F THE SCHOOL BOARD!!!

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mayaalol
8 months ago

!!!!!!! i second ts

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Ace
8 months ago

Why do people care so much about how other people express themselves? We have bigger fish to fry. Let people be happy.

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Damien Meingast
8 months ago

This bill is stupid and so are the people who enforce it

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Jermell Pellegrino
8 months ago

Every student deserves to feel seen, safe, and supported. Silencing conversations around identity and diversity doesn't protect children—it erases their realities. We must stand up for the values that make our communities stronger: inclusion, empathy, and truth. The First Amendment was designed to protect voices, not suppress them. Let’s be the generation that chooses courage over comfort, and compassion over control. Our youth are watching—let’s show them what it means to lead with love and integrity.