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Courtesy of Brad Pritchett and Transform Houston On Tuesday, March 7th and stretching into the early morning of Wednesday, March 8th, hundreds of Texans filled the Texas Capitol to testify in opposition to Senate Bill 6, a piece of discriminatory legislation designed to exclude transgender, gender-nonconforming and nonbinary Texans from

Courtesy of Brad Pritchett and Transform Houston On Tuesday, March 7th and stretching into the early morning of Wednesday, March 8th, hundreds of Texans filled the Texas Capitol to testify in opposition to Senate Bill 6, a piece of discriminatory legislation designed to exclude transgender, gender-nonconforming and nonbinary Texans from

Courtesy of Brad Pritchett and Transform Houston On Tuesday, March 7th and stretching into the early morning of Wednesday, March 8th, hundreds of Texans filled the Texas Capitol to testify in opposition to Senate Bill 6, a piece of discriminatory legislation designed to exclude transgender, gender-nonconforming and nonbinary Texans from

We want to thank everyone who attended the SB 6 hearing for their bravery and love all day Tuesday and into the early morning hours of today. Yes, it is true that SB 6, also known as the “bathroom bill”, was passed out of the Senate State Affairs Committee on a  7-1 vote.

This #TransTuesday, Equality Texas is featuring Mason Cantu, an 18-year old transgender male who grew up in Corpus Christi. Mason is going to a prestigious university and is thriving living as his authentic self. Please watch and share with the hashtag #TransTuesday. Donate today, and help us build a state

The Senate Committee on State Affairs will hear witness testimony on SB6, also known as the “bathroom bill” on Tuesday, March 7th, starting at 8:00 a.m. in the Capitol Extension E1. 036.  There are many ways to voice your opposition to SB6.  Two important ways to are through social media and through