Christo-fascist Republithugnazis are working hard to destroy democracy in Texas

August 17, 2022 / Posted in  Adolf Hitler, Blog, Bullying, censorship, Office for Civil Rights, racism, Southern Baptists, Southlake, Southlake Families PAC, white chiristian conservative evangelicals, Yellow Rose of Texas Women, Yellow Rose of Texas Women

Texas is the home to a majority of Southern Baptist cult followers, homegrown terrorists, and an uptick in pedophilia in Baptist schools and churches.¹ The Baptist extremists, leagued with militant misogynists and harping homophobes, have now rifled in on the First Amendment and guarantee of freedom of religion scorching its universality in purification purity of demanding that the god of their cult is the only god and that all people, including atheists, agnostics, free-thinkers, etc. must see a craven sign that they acknowledge what is not universally true:²

State Sen. Bryan Hughes (R-Mineola), and Perla Hopkins a candidate for Texas HD19 pose with a copy of Senate Bill 797 graffiti requiring all schools to post it on campuses regardless of what is wanted and what offends non-Baptists or antifascists Americans who believe in the separation of state and church.

The law is known as Senate Bill 797³ and it was passed by the Legislature and enacted by Gov. Greg Abbott last year. It says schools “must display in a conspicuous place in each building of the school or institution a durable poster or framed copy of the United States national motto,” so long as it is donated to the school.⁴

The neo-KKK coven Yellow Rose of Texas Republican Women donated a number of signs to the Cy-Fair ISD in Houston. ‘America’s only (sic) conservative wireless provider” donated signs to every campus in the Southlake Carroll ISB” where neo-Nazis have been arming and demanding the removal of books that they disapprove of: Black history, minority studies, racial studies, LGBTQAI+ materials, and other media (books, film, etc.) with Baptist preachers demanding the burning of such “sinful material” to “clean the schools as did German in the 1930s” with the rise of the Nazis and Hitler.⁵

Patriot Mobile’s attack on the First Amendment of the US Constitution (Aug. 16, 2022).

Southlake Carroll ISD is a district that is subject to three federal civil rights problems into discrimination against students based on their race, gender, and country of origin.⁶ In the first week of November 2021, The department’s Office for Civil Rights notified the suburban school district’s officials last week that it had opened three investigations into complaints about discrimination against students based on their race, gender, and national origin. The agency declined to provide details on the allegations and doesn’t comment on pending investigations, a spokesman said.

The federal investigations come three years after leaders in the Carroll school system, 30 miles northwest of Dallas, promised and ultimately failed to make sweeping changes to address racism in the district following the release of a video of white high school students chanting the N-word. After the video went viral, dozens of parents, students, and recent graduates came forward with stories of racist and anti-LGBTQ harassment at Carroll,⁷ a majority-white district that has grown more diverse in recent years. Those who opposed the investigation, white evangelical christian conservatives, lamented that they would not be allowed to discriminate and their children could not bully others because of race or sexuality, crying it cut into their basic freedoms. The white chiristian conservative evangelicals argued that the “Plan” proposed by the government would create a “diversity police” and amount to “reverse racism” against their god’s chosen white children. The white christian conservatives (nearly all members of the Southern Baptist cult) took particular pain to the district proposal to track incidents of microaggressions–subtle, indirect, and sometimes “unintentional” incidents of discrimination.⁸ The local pastor blasted the proposal by (wrongly) citing his bible that he claimed that Blacks were the children of Ham and should be slaves to and for white people (the “sons” of Japeth). Since then, conservative white christians supported by the neo-Nazi Southlake Families PAC, a group formed to defeat the diversity plan,⁹ have won majority control of the Carroll school board-effectively killing the plan and allowing whites to target minorities with impunity.¹⁰

A Carroll ISD teacher hung caution tape in front of the books in a classroom after the State’s new guidelines were circulated.

White christian conservative evangelicals have demanded that schools should offer a book that shows Hitler and his Nazis in a favorable light and not say much about the death camps that took the lives of over 8 million Jews.¹¹ Students who object to the censorship of books and the library were warned sternly that any disagreement with the censors of Carroll ISD, and their parents would be notified of their insubordination and the possibility of being expelled.  “Teachers are literally afraid that we’re going to be punished for having books in our classes,” an elementary school teacher said. “There are no children’s books that show the ‘opposing perspective’ of the Holocaust or the ‘opposing perspective’ of slavery. Are we supposed to get rid of all of the books on those subjects?” A group of Southlake parents has been fighting for more than a year to block new diversity and inclusion programs at Carroll, one of the top-ranked school districts in Texas.⁷ The Carrol school board has reprimanded a teacher and charged that those who criticize their judgments are endangered of being fired. Teachers grew more concerned last Thursday, Oct. 7, 2021, when Carroll administrators sent an email directing them to close their classroom libraries “until they can be vetted by the teacher.” Another email sent to teachers that day included a rubric that asked them to grade books based on whether they provide multiple perspectives and to set aside any that present singular, dominant narratives “in such a way that it … may be considered offensive.” Southlake has set up a standard to be used in judging books (right out of the pages of the Nazi Propaganda Ministry.

Southlake library book selection rules

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