The Guardian · US news · Original story
How angry parents helped flip Texas: choosing real education over culture wars
Displaying Ten Commandments in class, whitewashing history and study of Bible verses drove many to vote blue
Michelle Palmer has run for the Texas state board of education twice before, but this time felt different.
“I was hearing from day one from people who had not really been politically active before that they were worried about education,” Palmer said.
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Anna North · Thu, Nov 12, 2026, 3:00 AM
US news | The Guardian
Displaying Ten Commandments in class, whitewashing history and study of Bible verses drove many to vote blue
Michelle Palmer has run for the Texas state board of education twice before, but this time felt different.
“I was hearing from day one from people who had not really been politically active before that they were worried about education,” Palmer said.
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