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TEXITPARTY
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Supper & Texas Trivia
Talk About Independence
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Have the neighbors over. Talk about Texas.
A TEXIT Party is an evening in your living room: supper first, then a conversation about Texas independence. You host it. We give you the poster, the invitations, a trivia round, and an outline for the night.
How a party works
Step 1
Pick a night
A weeknight after supper or a Saturday afternoon. Plan on about two hours, and room for eight to twenty people.
Step 2
Fill in your poster
Type your name, the date, and your town. Print the poster and the invitations, then hand them out on your street and at church.
Step 3
Run the evening
Food first. Then a round of Texas trivia, then half an hour of talk about why Texas independence matters to you. The host guide walks you through it.
Step 4
End with the Declaration
Before people head home, show them the Declaration. It's free, and it's how a Texan goes on record.
The kit is free
Everything prints on a home printer. Nothing to order, nothing to pay for.
What a TEXIT Party isn't
- It isn't a political party.
- "Party" here means the kind with food. It has no platform, no ballot line, and no officers.
- It isn't a campaign event.
- Don't invite candidates to speak, and don't hand out campaign material. The evening is about Texas, not about an election.
- It isn't a fundraiser.
- Don't pass a hat or sell anything. Guests bring a dish if you ask them to, and that's all.
- It isn't a hard sell.
- Neighbors who disagree are as welcome as neighbors who agree. Nobody has to decide anything that night.
Host a TEXIT Party in your living room. The kit is free, and it all prints at home.