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Fake ‘competitiveness’ House committee puts Dollars over Daughters
“I say we put daughters before dollars.” These were the words Texas Sen. Lois Kolkhorst used this year when she discussed her Texas Privacy Act legislation to stop local government and school districts from having policies that allow men...
The Battle Over Bathrooms Is Far From Over
A high school boy is standing in his underwear about to put on his gym clothes when he notices a female student, also in a state of undress, is in the boy’s locker room. When bringing it to the attention of...
Bathroom Privacy Becomes An Election Issue
After being denied a chance to have this discussion on the floor of the Texas House, a Saturday panel discussion was a welcome sight that included many state officials, political observers, and activists in the same room to discuss...
Legal Brief to U.S. Supreme Court: Cake Baker’s Punishment for Marriage Views Is Unconstitutional
Texas Values today joined 32 state family policy organizations from across the country supporting a Colorado cake shop owner who is being forced by the government to make a cake with a specific theme: celebrating a same-sex wedding ceremony....
Back to School: Know Your Bathroom Privacy and Religious Liberty Rights
While Texas public school classes are going back in session, the legislature has left its special session without passing essential privacy protections for our schools. This failure to protect privacy leaves schoolchildren vulnerable to school district policies that allow...
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A Special Session of the Texas Legislature called by our Governor Greg Abbott is underway - and we need your activism to ensure the privacy, safety and dignity of Texans is protected. Contact your State Representative and Senator and ask him/her to protect privacy in state law today!
Help support HB 1813, a bill to protect the religious liberty and conscience rights of county clerks and justices of the peace as it relates to marriage licenses and ceremonies. We believe all Texans, including government employees, should retain their First Amendment religious liberty rights on the issue of marriage. Contact your legislators today!