School vouchers without racism protections and hate parading through a Torchy’s threaten victories won in the civil-rights era.
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This month has been particularly revealing. While Gov. Greg Abbott was advocating for allowing public money to pay private-school tuition, Jonathan Stickland of the influential Defend Texas Liberty PAC hosted a meeting with the notorious white supremacist and antisemite Nick Fuentes., Virginia, who leveraged vouchers to defy the landmark Brown v. Board of Education decision and used public funds to bypass desegregation.
These sit-ins weren’t just about ordering food; they were a demand for respect, equality, and basic human rights. They were met with hostility, violence, and indignant opposition, yet they marked a pivotal turn in the moral compass of the nation.
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