By: Robert Downen
Shaimaa Zayan, who works for the Austin chapter of the Council on American-Islamic Relations, urged the Texas State Board of Education to reconsider its curriculum changes.


Robert Downen is a senior writer at Texas Monthly. He often focuses on the intersection of politics and religion, particularly in relation to elections, government, and public policy, as well as the influence of religious organizations. His impactful reporting has been featured in various outlets, including the Gilmer Mirror, San Antonio Express-News, and Houston Chronicle.
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