Bevo’s Daily Roundup: Texas NAACP, anonymous UT students file civil rights complaint over ‘Eyes of Texas’ song

Plus: Big 12 looks to make big moves, and soon

It’s college football season once again, and that means it’s also “Eyes of Texas” controversy time, too. The Texas NAACP and several anonymous Texas Longhorns students have filed a complaint through the U.S. Department of Education’s Office of Civil Rights, claiming the song creates a “hostile environment” for Black students and administrators at the university.

That’s according to the Texas Tribune’s latest report, which you can read here.

From the Tribune: “The complaint, filed Friday morning, alleges that Black students have been denied full benefits of Longhorn student life because the song is an official part of the university, ‘despite its racially offensive origin, context and meaning.’ The song premiered at a minstrel show in the early 1900s where students likely wore blackface. Despite pushback, university officials have said they are going to keep the song as their alma mater, concluding in a report issued earlier this year that the song ‘had no racist intent.’”

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• Reason no. 1 why Texas should recruit the hell out of Louisiana in the near future.