Islamification of Wylie ISD & Plano Young Republicans

Join us at True Texas Project as we host TWO young conservative patriots who are leaders in our local community.

We are eager to hear from Marco Hunter Lopez, a dedicated student activist and community leader who is exposing the Islamification of Wylie ISD.

We also welcome Logun Stevenson, the president of Plano Young Republicans, to talk about the goals of their local chapter, as well as the statewide initiatives they are focusing on going forward.

Speaker: Marco Lopez & Logun Stevenson
Thursday, May 14th
Tru By Hilton Allen/Dallas, 1553 Central Expy N Allen, TX 75013
6:00pm – Prayer gathering (open to all)
6:30-8:00pm – meeting
No dues. No fees. No memberships. No RSVPs

About Marco Lopez:
Marco Hunter-Lopez is a dedicated student leader, patriot, and civic activist from Wylie, Texas. As a student at Wylie East High School, he has shown a strong commitment to public service and conservative principles from a young age. Inspired by conversations with his grandmother, Marco became involved in national, state, and local political campaigns starting at age 13. He founded and currently serves as president of the school’s Republican Student Club, where he has grown the organization and hosted events with Texas Republican leaders despite facing censorship and challenges from school administration. He has also been active with Turning Point USA efforts.
In February, Marco gained wider attention for publicly raising concerns about an Islamic group distributing Islamic materials, including Qurans and hijabs, on his high school campus, sparking discussions about school policies.
Driven by faith and a desire to serve others, Marco is building relationships with elected officials while advocating for conservative values. He aspires to one day run for Congress. Overall, he is presented as a promising young leader who actively engages in democracy and embodies patriotism and purposeful civic action.

About Logun Stevenson:
I was born and raised in Wichita, Kansas, but as we say, I got to Texas as quick as I could! I am a cradle conservative who has been interested politics since the Bush-Gore election when I was in third grade. I graduated from Dallas Baptist University with a BS in Christian studies, and an MA in student ministry, where I met my wife, Hannah. We have been married for almost 11 years and have three kids, ages 7, 5, and 2. I work for a luxury home repair and remodel company, where I have been employed for the last 12 years. I am a deacon at Park Cities Presbyterian Church in Dallas.
I was recently elected president of the Plano young Republicans club, and look forward to continuing the work of building it into a premier conservative institution.