Audrey Nath

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Man, let me just tell you guys, please check out my Substack on Audrey Nath.

She gave a great interview today that I played on KPFT.

It's about 14 minutes.

This morning on Politics Unright, the program examines four disputes centered on information, institutions, and accountability.

Houston mother Audrey Nath explains why she joined a lawsuit challenging Texas' requirement that public school classrooms display the Ten Commandments.

The discussion then turns to what Democrats say [clears throat] they must change about political communication and voter, uh, engagement as p- as a public trust in campaign messaging remains remarkably low.

Meanwhile, McClatchy has eliminated scores of unionized journalism jobs across local newspapers, raising fresh concerns about the future of community reporting.

Welcome to another edition of Politics Done Right.

Texas says postpo- posting the Ten Commandment in every public school classroom promotes morality and American heritage.

Dr. Audrey Nath, a Texas mother challenging that law, says something very different is happening.

Government is imposing one religious tradition on children in a diverse democracy.