Recently SB10 passed the House to soon be signed by Greg Abbott. Public schools will have to abide by the law and display a copy if one is donated. What are some ways to comply with the law but also piss off the TX lege?

Nothing about color scheme is mentioned in the bill, or font size, or text orientation, or specifics for the frame. I have a few ideas but I also don't want to punish teachers and students with things like a poster made of iron or a gigantic one that covers an entire wall.

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[–] collapse_already@lemmy.ml 1 points 1 month ago (1 children)

I am thinking about the power of the internet. We could target one mostly white wealthy high school (Highland Park for example) amd just absolutely saturate them with posters. Imagine 25 million posters at one high school. If 25,000 people each donated 1000 posters, we could fill their halls to the point where there is no room for anything else.

[–] BrianTheeBiscuiteer@lemmy.world 1 points 1 month ago

I'll reread the text but I think it's limited to one poster per classroom. Still, if it's a "wealthy school" I have waaaaaaay less sympathy for their plight and I'd chip in to give them a 10ft x 6ft banner. Piss off the rich parents and things will change quickly. Sadly though, private schools are exempt.