The fight to create a more just and equitable world for LGBTQIA+ people is about saving lives. Bernard Mayes, an LGBTQIA+ Anglican priest who created the first suicide hotline, knew this too. […]
Recent Blogs
The Dobbs Decision Anniversary: A Year Without Roe in the Case’s Original Battleground State
June 24 marks a year since anti-abortion extremists who control our nation’s highest Court overturned Roe v. Wade with their ruling in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization. […]
On Juneteenth, We’re Fighting to Teach the Truth of Our History with Race and Slavery as Extremists Try to Erase It
As the newest federal holiday signed in 2021 by President Biden, Juneteenth is slowly becoming a quotidian topic of conversation. June 19, commonly referred to as Juneteenth, can be described as America’s second independence day — marking the day that freed people from slavery in the furthest Confederate-controlled region of Texas. […]
What Is a Special Session?
The 88th Texas Legislative Session adjourned, or ended, on Monday, May 29. So… we’re done here, right? Everyone gets to go home until 2025?
Nope. The same day the session adjourned, Gov. Greg Abbott called for an immediate special session, stating “many critical items remain that must be passed.” […]
We Owe the Uvalde Community More Than Thoughts and Prayers. We Owe Them Action.
The deadliest school shooting in Texas’ history happened a year ago at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Texas. […]
