May 14, 2014
Houston Equal Rights Ordinance vote delayed
Houstonians who were hoping that they might go to bed with equal protections for LGBT people will have to wait at least two more weeks.
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May 13, 2014
Houston HEROs speak out for non-discrimination ordinance
Houston, Texas could soon pass HERO, the Houston Equal Rights Ordinance, which would cover employment, city contracting, housing, public accommodations and private employment at businesses with at least 50 employees on the basis of both sexual orientation and gender identity.
April 24, 2014
Texas judge upholds the unconstitutionality of state's marriage equality ban
A state judge has reinforced a federal ruling that Texas' ban on marriage equality is unconstitutional.
April 23, 2014
Missing car, new crime scene found in case of murdered lesbian TX couple
New developments have been made in the double homicide of two lesbian women of color.
March 28, 2014
Texas school reject 3-year-old because of his two moms
New Beginnings Montessori School in Bedford, Texas rejected admission to a 3-year-old because he has two moms.
March 13, 2014
Father arrested in connection with TX murder of lesbian daughter and her girlfriend
James Larry Cosby, Britney's father, has been charged with two counts of tampering with evidence. It appears that the murders...
March 12, 2014
Locals rally to mourn slain Texas couple as new details come to light
While national mainstream outlets continue to lag in reporting on the story, Britney and Crystal's local community and grassroots groups are continuing tireless efforts to organize, to find answers.
March 10, 2014
Soulmates murdered, left by dumpster in Texas
Britney Cosby and Crystal Jackson were found murdered by a dumpster outside of Galveston County in Texas. The Houston-based women, both 24 years old, were in a two-year relationship, and described by one neighbor as "soul mates."
March 3, 2014
Top 'protect marriage' voice in TX lets his true animus shine
If you caught any coverage following last week's pro–marriage equality ruling in Texas, you probably saw the name Jonathan Saenz. He has clearly communicated that he believes gay people should not be gay. That goes well beyond marriage. It even goes beyond politics.
February 26, 2014
Judge rules Texas marriage ban unconstitutional, stays decision for appeal
A judge has ruled that Texas ban on marriage equality is unconstitutional. Citing last summer's Windsor Supreme Court ruling, United States District Judge Orlando Garcia of San Antonio said that the marriage ban violates the Equal Protection Clause of the 14th Amendment to the United States Constitution.
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