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A dispute has arisen among members of the Texas education board. A Democratic member claims to have been harassed by colleagues through social media posts. This allegedly occurred during discussions about the teaching of history in Texas.
The posts in question have been described as calling the Democratic member a 'Marxist'. The board member has threatened to take legal action against her colleagues. Further details on this developing situation are available from Houston Public Media.
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