On Sunday, activist Chaz Stevens took to Twitter to ask for help raising funds “in our quest to battle Texas' latest law.” He included an image of the would-be sign, which sports both the U.S. and Texas flags plus the national motto scrawled in Arabic.
Love him or loathe him, state Sen. Bryan Hughes, who authored a restrictive Texas abortion ban, is shrewd. But recent developments raise questions as to whether the East Texas Republican understands that languages other than English are similarly composed of sequences of syllables that we call “words.”
You see, Hughes and his fellow GOP lawmakers didn’t specify which language the posters needed to be written in. Now, a Florida activist is spearheading an effort to donate “In God We Trust” signs to Texas schools — all written in Arabic.
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