Adding to his legacy, Rep. Greg Casar has decided to endorse Ayaan Moledina for the Round Rock ISD school board.
At the Texas SBOE, Moledina said he had “productive conversations,” then immediately said people in the room “fundamentally believe I should not be in this country” and that some said “slavery was not bad.”
He also said he would not “assimilate to anybody,” told the entire board “shame on all of you,” accused them of putting racism into the curriculum and then closed with: “God does not take kindly to racists. So if I’m going to hell for not being Christian, I’ll sure as hell see all of you there with me.”
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Ayaan Moledina running for Round Rock ISD Place 3 should answer the claims now circulating about his behavior at St. Stephen’s which includes a video that appears to show him being physically aggressive with another student.
A 2025 Texas House resolution identified him as a St. Stephen’s student. Why he left has not been established.
Ayaan has given one version: a peer spread details of a mental-health crisis, he sent a confrontational text, the school called it a threat, and he left. A private message from someone claiming to have a different version, gives another: that he was asked to leave mid-sophomore year after texting a student a long aggressive rant, warning them about crossing paths on campus, and other alleged misconduct, including antisemitism.
A video has been provided that appears to show Ayaan being the aggressor of a physical confrontation with another student, pointing and putting hands on him. A short clip is not a completed investigation but the behavior must be accounted for. It is still something a candidate running on student safety must to address.
Moledina should say whether he was asked to leave St. Stephen’s; what text he sent and why; whether the video is him, when it was recorded, and what happened; and whether he denies the slur allegations. The community deserves the truth about Moledina. Is he the victim or was he the aggressor?