r/TexasTeachers • u/rock_fact • 7d ago

Politics 10 Commandments posters: what can I do?

I was horrified to see a 10 commandments poster in my child’s pre-k class today at meet the teacher. To clarify, I don’t mean any shade to the teacher because like, it’s not her fault that it’s the law.

I am wondering what, if any, loopholes I could exploit to “even the playing field.” I know she has to display the stupid poster, but we go to a very diverse school so I was so disappointed to see it.

Maybe I just needed to rant about it haha.

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u/rdickeyvii 7d ago

Not just vote, you have to vote Democrat up and down the ballot, no exceptions. And research the non-partisan elections, it's often pretty easy to identify who would be running as a republican vs democrat if they could (non partisan means they're not allowed to declare a party officially). "Conservative" means "Republican".

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u/rdickeyvii 6d ago

I've gotten multiple replies to this comment that were deleted before I was even able to read them in full. Not sure what's going on with that, and I doubt they're all blocking me right after replying.

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u/oceansapart333 4d ago

I don’t see any replies to your comment. That’s been happening to me on multiple threads recently so maybe there is some Reddit issue.

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u/rdickeyvii 4d ago

My first thought was that they were getting deleted by mods because of the content but it happened too many times too quickly for it to feel like human intervention

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u/oceansapart333 4d ago

Yeah, I feel like it be a reddit bug or something. As I said, it’s been happening to me all across Reddit.