Texas A&M Teacher Fired After Violating Trump’s Executive Order

In a powerful stand for transparency and academic honesty, a disturbing incident at Texas A&M University has sparked public outrage and decisive action from university leadership and state officials. Despite clear direction from the White House to end DEI and clarification that the government recognizes only two genders, woke teachers, professors, and institutions are still forcing their ideology down the throats of our communities.  

The Incident

Earlier this week, a student in a Children’s Literature class at Texas A&M voiced concern over classroom content that explored concepts of gender identity and sexuality. She found the material to be at odds with her own religious convictions and even referenced a Trump executive order defining only two genders. When she questioned whether such instruction was legal, the professor told her she could leave the class.

State Representative Brian Harrison (R–Midlothian), an alumnus of A&M, immediately shared a clip of the interaction on X, describing the episode as an example of “transgender indoctrination” and demanded accountability from the taxpayer funded university and Texas Governor.

University Response

The Texas A&M President, after immense pressure from the media and alumni, stated that the course content did not align with what was officially described in the course catalog. He emphasized this was not a matter of academic freedom, but of academic responsibility. Consequently, he relieved the dean and department head from their administrative duties.

Within 48 hours, the professor, identified by multiple sources as Dr. Melissa McCoul, was terminated from her position for deviating from the approved curriculum.

Broader Political and Legal Implications

Governor Greg Abbott publicly supported these actions, calling for the professor's dismissal in addition to the removal of administrators. Moreover, the U.S. Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division has indicated it will investigate whether the student’s constitutional rights were violated. 

While we are encouraged that these steps were eventually taken, it is clear that radical indoctrination is rampant in our schools and universities. The involvement of local officials, students, alumni, and everyday Texans are the only reason action was taken. Getting involved makes a huge difference! 

Why This Matters to Families

Families entrust public universities to provide curriculum that matches their official descriptions, respecting both academic standards and personal beliefs. Moreover, families fund public universities with their hard-earned tax dollars! When ideological material is inserted without transparency, parents and students are left blindsided. Your tax dollars shouldn’t be used for nonsense!

We pledge to continue monitoring educational policies and ensuring every Texas classroom, library, and lecture hall remains respectful of family values and parental involvement.