Demonstrators hold a protest outside the Islamic Center of Irving in the Dallas suburb of Irving, Texas. Avi Selk/The Dallas Morning News via AP
The Texas State Board of Education voted on April 10 against a proposal by Muslim advocates to include more information in the curriculum about the contributions of Islam, including a claim that it might have influenced the Alamo.
The vote came after a lengthy public comment session on April 7 that lasted late into the night.
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