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Hi John,
The House Ten Commandments Bill (SB 10), which would force all public elementary and secondary schools to display the Ten Commandments in every classroom, is scheduled for a public committee hearing this Tuesday. Are you ready to show up and protect the religious freedom of Texas public school students [[link removed]] ?
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HOW YOU CAN HELP
📱 Contact your legislators starting now, from anywhere: [[link removed]] While we await the official hearing announcement, you can contact your representatives today using our action form [[link removed]] to urge them to vote down this bill.
🗣️ Plan to attend the hearing: [[link removed]] Your presence at the hearing, whether you’re testifying, dropping a card, or volunteering in other ways, can make a real difference. RSVP here and we'll follow up with resources. [[link removed]]
Submit a public comment online: If you can’t join us in Austin on hearing day, submitting a public comment online is another powerful way to share your thoughts and concerns.
Key points to consider including in your testimony, emails, and public comments:
* SB 10 is not about religious freedom but about control.
* Public schools should remain spaces that respect all Texas families' diverse religious beliefs.
* True religious freedom means equal respect for all faiths and the right to practice the religion of your choice—or none at all—without government interference.
* Texas students come from diverse religious backgrounds and deserve inclusive learning environments.
* Placing the Ten Commandments in classrooms favors one religious tradition over all others.
* Families, not government mandates, should direct children's religious education.
Together, we can ensure that our voice is heard loud and clear during this critical moment and stop mandated religious displays in our public schools! ✊
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Seneca Savoie (he/him)
TFN Organizing Director
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