Press Releases
For Immediate Release: Equality Texas Blocked Nearly 20 Anti-LGBTQ Bill This Session
CONTACT: Susan Risdon, 214-226-6741 [email protected] EQUALITY TEXAS BLOCKED NEARLY 20 ANTI-LGBTQ BILLS THIS SESSION; ONE ‘DOG WHISTLE’ MEASURE PASSED, BUT IT DOES NOT EXPAND EXISTING LAW Austin, Texas-May 28, 2019-Pointing to the death of 20 anti-LGBTQ bills, Equality Texas, the state’s largest LGBTQ rights organization, said the death of 20
For Immediate Release: Proposed Trump Administration Rollbacks of ACA Nondiscrimination Regulations Jeopardize Transgender Texans’ Access to Health Care
Angela Hale, Equality Texas, 512-289-2995, [email protected] Proposed Trump Administration Rollbacks of ACA Nondiscrimination Regulations Jeopardize Transgender Texans’ Access to Health Care Austin, Texas – May 24, 2019 – Equality Texas, the largest statewide organization solely dedicated to securing full equality for LGBTQ Texans today blasted the Trump Administration for once
For Immediate Release: Equality Texas Statement on the Murder of Muhlaysia Booker
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT: Susan Risdon, 214-226-6741 [email protected] Equality Texas Statement on the Murder of Muhlaysia Booker We are devastated that Muhlaysia Booker of Dallas, Texas has become the third transgender woman of color to be killed this year. We call upon the Dallas Police Department to pursue their investigation
For Immediate Release: Anti-LGBTQ Bill SB 1978 Passes the Texas House, Moves to the Governor
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT: Susan Risdon, 214-226-6741 [email protected] ANTI-LGBTQ BILL SB 1978 PASSES THE TEXAS HOUSE, MOVES TO THE GOVERNOR EQUALITY TEXAS DECRIES PASSAGE OF ANTI-LGBTQ ‘DOG WHISTLE’ MEASURE Austin, Texas-May 20, 2019-Today, the Texas House passed SB 1978 (Hughes) in a 79-62 vote, a measure that began as the
For Immediate Release: Texas Anti-LGBTQ Bill SB 1978 Advances
CONTACT: Susan Risdon, 214-226-6741 [email protected] TEXAS ANTI-LGBTQ BILL ADVANCES SENATE PASSES SB 1978, BILL MOVES NOW TO HOUSE STATE AFFAIRS Today, the Texas Senate passed SB 1978 (Hughes) in a 19-12 vote, a measure called the most discriminatory bill filed this session by LGBTQ rights activists. “Senate Bill 1978 has