In the face of unprecedented attacks, Texans of all backgrounds showed up this year as visionary leaders.
We can't let our politicians dictate what we read — so this holiday season, consider gifting a banned book to your friends and loved ones.
By Ms. P
A radical anti-immigrant bill is advancing through a special legislative session — but Texans can demand their representatives vote no.
We’re demanding change by filing a complaint with the Department of Education’s Office of Civil Rights.
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Texas' drag ban will cruelly and disproportionately harm trans and nonbinary people of color, who helped birth drag in the first place.
By Charelle Lett
Coffee and Simpson will lead the organization’s work in communities and at the State Capitol to advance civil rights and liberties in Texas.
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