#BastaTexas is an open-source framework that serves to unify, connect, and strengthen collective platform to connect and uplift diverse Texas local, regional and statewide strategies to push back against the right-wing, white supremacist and anti-immigrant agenda advancing in Texas.
That means, it’s an online platform, a website, a hashtag, and a community of organizations working together to lift up and replicate good examples being done locally. The website is gradually being populated by events, tools, and news to support community groups engage in the fight for equality and respect.
Open-source means that we all own what comes out of Basta Texas. And only you know best how to make the resistance flourish in your neighborhood. NDLON and Jolt are anchoring the website and will provide some propuestas, but we’ll work to upload a diversity of local efforts.
What does endorsing mean?
- Commitment to continue pushing back against SB 4 and other attacks on immigrants, youth, workers, refugees, women, LGBTQI folks and people of color.
- Alignment with an open-source framework that serves as a collective platform for all groups engaged.
- Endorse and participate for September 1st the day SB4 goes into effect and September 2 Unity March, Rally & Concert at the Capitol.
- Continuing to building a Texas resistance movement for the long-haul.
Click here to add your organization to the growing list of endorsers for the BastaTexas campaign.
- ACLU Texas
- Adelante Alabama Worker Center
- Adjunct Justice
- African and African Diaspora Studies Graduate Student Organization
- Alianza Latina International
- American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee Austin
- Amnesty International, UT Chapter
- Austin Sanctuary Network
- Austin Socialist Collective
- Battleground Texas
- Black Lives Matter Austin
- Black Sovereign Nation
- Campaign Nonviolence Houston
- Carrollton Citizens Movement
- Comite VIDA
- Cosecha Movement
- Dallas Worker’s Front
- Deportation Defense Network of Houston
- Emerson Justice Advocates, Unitarian Universalist Church
- En Pie De Lucha
- Equal Justice Center
- Fe y Justicia Worker Center
- Feminist Latinx Organization Empowering Society
- FIEL
- Fight for 15
- Freedom Road Socialist Organization
- GreenLatinos
- Hispanic Advocates Business Leaders of Austin (HABLA)
- HOPE Farmers Market
- IfNotNow Austin
- Indivisible- Houston
- Indivisible – Austin
- Inmigrantes Unidos
- Institute of Latin American Studies Student Association (ILASSA)
- International Socialist Organization
- Jolt Texas
- LaUnidad11
- Living Hope Wheelchair Association
- La Union del Pueblo Entero (LUPE)
- Methodist Associated Representing the Cause of Hispanic/Latino American (MARCHA)
- Mexican American Legal Defense and Education Fund (MALDEF)
- Migrant Rights Collective
- Muslim Solidarity ATX
- National Day Laborer Organizing Network (NDLON)
- Organización Latina de Trans en Texas (OLTT)
- Our Revolution Texas
- Pant Suit Republic (PSR)
- Public Citizen
- Pueblo Sin Fronteras
- Refugee and Immigrant Center for Education and Legal Services (RAICES)
- Reform Immigration Texas Alliance (RITA)
- Sanctuary UT
- Showing Up for Racial Justice (SURJ) – Houston
- Solidarity 6.04
- Students for a Democratic Society at the University of Houston
- UNITE Here
- Voto Latino
- Youth Rise Texas