AUSTIN – Gina Hinojosa wants Texas public schools to be socialist indoctrination stations. She voted for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion and Critical Race Theory, voted against efforts to ensure students learn and value Texan and American ideals, and voted against giving parents a voice in their children’s education.
“Texas schools should teach kids the foundational skills they need to learn, grow, and succeed, not indoctrinate them with the radical left’s socialist agenda. Gina would rather expose your children to drag queen story hour than teach our students the principles that made Texas and America exceptional — and she wants parents to have no say in the matter. She calls herself a ‘Mad Mom.’ We agree: her extreme agenda is completely mad, and we will not let her bring it into our children’s classroom.”
– Eduardo Leal, Texans for Greg Abbott Press Secretary
- Hinojosa characterized state leaders’ efforts to ban Critical Race Theory and radical gender ideology from Texas public schools as “stupid political nonsense.” (Maria Mendez And Madlin Mekelburg, Austin American-Statesman, 2/6/22)
- In 2021, Hinojosa voted against legislation to strengthen civics education and stop critical race theory teaching in public school classrooms. (HB 3979, 87R)
- In 2023, Hinojosa voted for the taxpayer-funded gender mutilation of minors. SB 14 (88R)
- In 2023, Hinojosa demonstrated her total disregard for merit-based benchmarks, and voted in favor of DEI training and initiatives at Texas public colleges and universities. (SB 17, 88R)
- Hinojosa voted against parental input and empowerment in the classroom, supported forcing discriminatory DEI ideology on children in public schools, and was in favor of drag performers putting on sexually explicit shows in front of kids. (SB 12, 89R) (SB 12, 88R)
- In 2025, Hinojosa voted in favor of parents being investigated and charged with child abuse or neglect should they refuse to affirm their child’s new gender identity or sexual orientation. HB 1106 (89R)
- In 2025, Hinojosa voted to keep parents in the dark about matters that involve their child’s identity and well-being. SB 12 (89R)
