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GOP Congressman asks if women can give birth to turtles or “a breakfast taco”
Rep. Jody Hice asked a respected lawyer if women can give birth to tacos. He then got mad when she didn’t understand the question.
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Pride In Pictures: 34th anniversary at pride
Celebrating Pride is one thing, but celebrating an anniversary also? Talk about a great parade!
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A “loser teacher” faced discrimination working for a politician. He ran against her & just won.
Jalen McKee-Rodriguez is the first out Black man — in history — to win election to an office in the entire state of Texas.
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Chick-fil-A will no longer pursue space at the San Antonio airport after 18 month legal battle
While Attorney General Ken Paxton is claiming victory, the city is pointing out that he’s a liar and wasn’t involved at all. All he did was waste millions of dollars.
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Two Texas LGBT Facebook groups are sharing Islamophobic & anti-Black Lives Matter posts
The groups accuse BLM of “planning to burn our church down & end Christianity.”
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The GOP’s effort to force an airport to open a Chick-fil-A is costing this city big bucks
The GOP effort to “save Chick-fil-A” is quickly approaching a half-million dollars for the city – and that doesn’t include the cost to state and federal taxpayers.
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This gay bar owner is a Trump supporter. Now he’s running for Congress against an LGBTQ ally.
“Every time we spend our hard earned dollars at Pegasus Nightclub, we are paying to support our oppression.”
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The FAA is investigating the Chick-Fil-A ban at San Antonio’s airport
Future FAA funds could be threatened if the probe finds that the City Council discriminated against Chick-fil-A’s owners based on religion.
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Chick-fil-A banned from another airport over continued donations to anti-LGBTQ groups
This makes the second time in a week that the fast food chicken chain has been banned from opening locations in airports over their continued donations to anti-LGBTQ groups.
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Texas Attorney General to open investigation into ‘religious discrimination’ against Chick-fil-A
He has also asked U.S. Department of Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao to open an investigation into whether the fast food chain’s “religious freedom” was impinged.