Cynthia Dunbar

Member, Texas State Board of Education

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Member of the Texas State Board of Education and Visiting Assistant Professor at Liberty University School of Law; author of One Nation Under God: How the Left Is Trying to Erase What Made Us Great

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School boards often toil outside the spotlight, but that has not been case recently for the Texas State Board of Education .

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School boards often toil outside the spotlight, but that has not been case recently for the Texas State Board of Education .

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