Good afternoon, John –
For nearly a year now, your support has helped Texas Scorecard uncover dozens of scandals in Texas schools.
These scandals are not slowing down. In the last few weeks, Texas Scorecard has exposed some truly disturbing classes and minors offered in several public and private Texas universities.
Four Texas schools – all funded by your tax dollars – offer minors in “LGBTQ studies.” Some required classes for this minor include “Queer Theory” and “Texas LGBTQ History.”
We revealed that a fifth school, Texas Christian University, has taught the “Queer Art of Drag” since 2021.
These have all been exposed in just the last month!
Your donations and activism helped turn another story into a victory for conservatives. After Texas Scorecard shined a light on a class at Texas Tech called “Witches, Bruxas, and Black Magic,” real Texans were rightly outraged!
When these Texans spoke up and protested their tax dollars being used this way, Texas Tech dropped the class.
The University of Texas and the University of North Texas are still planning to teach their own versions of witchcraft classes. It seems that with every ugly story that is exposed, dozens more are found along the way!
Texas Scorecard covers the real news you need, and real Texans take action to enact the change they want to see! But we can’t cover real news without your financial support.
Will you give $110, $60, or even just $15 to make sure real Texans have access to real news?
Victories like the one at Texas Tech happen when the partnership is firing on all cylinders: Texans chip in $15 or $35, Texas Scorecard to cover real news important to them, and then real Texans – armed with the facts – speak up to make a difference.
Thank you for being one of our closest partners in the fight to make the Lone Star State stronger – and shine brighter – for everyone!
For Texas,
Michael Quinn Sullivan
P.S. Universities all over Texas are teaching classes about homosexual theory, drag performances, and witchcraft. Will you chip in $35 to help Texas Scorecard continue to expose what’s happening on these campuses so Texans can stand up and make their voices heard?
