And the Best of Austin award winner for Best Watchdog of Christian Nationalists Coming for Our School Boards is ...
Teachers usually avoid politics. But that’s not so easy these days as Republicans refuse to address gun violence, encourage discrimination against LGBTQ+ students, and promote book bans.
Austin literature teacher Frank Strong has responded with unabashed political activism in the form of his"The Book-Loving Texan's Guide to the May 2023 School Board Elections," a self-described mobilization tool. The online primer does the homework on right-wing kooks running in school districts around the state.
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