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Oran M. Roberts Elementary School

Oran Milo Roberts was a white supremacist whose whole life from before the civil war until the end of his life was devoted to supporting white supremacy. 

Three Important Items on This Page.

1. Extract from Oran M. Roberts book, "Description of Texas," with his white supremacist theory about Native Americans and Mexicans.

2. Paper "Oran M. Roberts: A Vicious White Supremacist," reviewing his long history. Two different ways you can view or download it.

3. Letter to Justin Henry asking that the school be renamed. (No reply as of 3/24/2021.)
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This is the convention which passed the white supremacist resolutions that Texas is seceding to preserve white supremacy and slavery. 

The secession convention Declaration of Causes can be read here.  
http://www.confederatepastpresent.org/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=84:texas-secession-convention-a-declaration-of-the-causes-which-impel-the-state-of-texas-to-secede-from-the-federal-union-february-2-1861&catid=40:secession

The Texas State Historical Association has a short bio of him online.  As usual with a TSHA biography you will find things omitted. 
https://tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/fro18

1. Extracts from Oran M. Roberts Book, "Description of Texas." 

On these pages he explains his white supremacist ideas about  Native Americans and Mexicans and talks about exterminating war world wide about non-whites who resist white domination. . 

2. Historical Paper on Roberts for Download or Online Reading. 

More than one way you can access or download the paper. 
oran_milo_roberts.pdf
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Oran Milo Roberts: A Vicious White Supremacist

Same paper but you can read it in a browser. 

3. Letter to Justin Henry, President of DISD School Board

I sent the letter by certified mail on 12/4/2020, and as of 3/24/2021 I have not seen a reply.