By Kennedy Rodriguez and Maggie Stern Students are demanding more protections amidst another COVID surge and renewed debates about returning to in-person classes this semester. [...]
Read MoreBy Sydney Ramon Last September, Texas Republicans released a new congressional map that — despite the rapid growth of Black and Hispanic populations — grants [...]
Read MoreBy Maggie Stern 2021 began with a renewed hope for strengthened civics education to provide every student with the ability to make a difference in [...]
Read MoreBy Esther Reyes Updated December 09, 2021 to reflect recently released statements from grassroots organizations. On November 19th, the House passed the Build Back [...]
Read MoreBy Sydney Ramon As Transgender Awareness Week comes to an end, many in our state and nation have spent this time celebrating and reflecting on [...]
Read MoreBy Maggie Stern Texas is once again making national headlines, as our politicians strive to erase Black, queer, and other marginalized children from school libraries and history books. A current state investigation targets a [...]
Read MoreBy Kyrios LoNigro If you've been anywhere on social media, you’ve probably seen #FreeBritney. Britney Spears has been under a conservatorship for 13 years, unable [...]
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Hey friends, remember college? Staying up crazy late. Random road trips. Messy dorm rooms. All-you-can-eat meal plans. Afternoon naps. Sound familiar? I’d say it’s impossible [...]
Read MoreBy Patrick Bresette and Marianna Montes Moreno On Friday, July 16th, U.S. District Judge Andrew Hanen ruled that the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) [...]
Read MoreMaggie Stern, the Youth Civics Education and Engagement Coordinator at CDF-TX, testified on behalf of CDF-TX and herself, in opposition to SB 1, HB 3, [...]
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