Texas 5th Graders Don Anti-Drug Mustaches
AUSTIN (AP) - Fifth-graders from across the state want the eyes of Texas to be on their mustaches.
The Texas Department of State Health Services says it expects more than 1,000 mustachioed fifth-graders for the Red Ribbon Rally Thursday. The rally is to support anti-drug efforts.
The meaning of the mustache? It's a plea to peers: "I mustache you not to do drugs."
Afterward, the students will head to a legislative session of sorts in which they'll debate and vote on bills about substance abuse.
The bills will not be binding.
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