Action Center

Don't Mess with Texas! Keep Civics Historically Accurate

The Texas State Board of Education is currently revising the social studies curriculum for Texas public schools, and efforts are underway by some religious conservatives to push for a curriculum that would portray the founding of the United States as having "biblical motivations."

The American Humanist Association has already sent a letter to the Texas State Board asking them to maintain integrity in their social studies curriculum by providing an accurate and balanced account of our nation's rich tradition of separation of church and state and religious pluralism. But that's not enough; we need your help! Please sign the following petition and demand that the Texas State Board of Education not revise history by downplaying the secular nature of the U.S. Constitution and government.

The Texas social studies curriculum doesn't just affect Texas children, it affects all public school children across the country. Texas has the second-largest school system in the United States, and many textbooks that are published and used by students across the country are written to meet Texas guidelines.

So please join with the American Humanist Association and sign our petition for historical accuracy in the Texas social studies curriculum. Make your voices heard loud and clear: don't mess with Texas!








Display in list as "Anonymous"



0-25 of 2375 signatures
Number Date Name
2375 March 15, 2013 Timothy Mills
2374 January 25, 2013 Marija Raos Fitzhugh
2373 April 09, 2012 John Davis
2372 April 09, 2012 Rich Wentzel
2371 October 02, 2011 Anonymous
2370 June 18, 2011 John Michael Brennan
2369 June 15, 2011 Joshua Meeker
2368 June 02, 2011 Aileen Wilson
2367 May 27, 2011 Alex Darragh
2366 May 19, 2011 Jared Boot
2365 May 15, 2011 Roxanne Krivenko
2364 April 15, 2011 David Tobias
2363 April 09, 2011 Elizabeth Wojcik
2362 February 06, 2011 Anonymous
2361 February 04, 2011 Juan Jarrin
2360 February 04, 2011 Markus Kessler
2359 February 02, 2011 Stanley Seay
2358 January 31, 2011 Joanne Gibbs
2357 January 30, 2011 Anonymous
2356 January 30, 2011 Audrey Santangelo
2355 January 30, 2011 Jill Kelly
2354 January 30, 2011 Mary Ray
2353 January 30, 2011 Justin Griffith
2352 January 29, 2011 Craig Buscemi
2351 January 29, 2011 Susan Wilson
Next ->

 
International Darwin Day