Texas city will remove rainbow crosswalks under orders from Trump administration
San Antonio will remove its iconic rainbow crosswalks by January 15 after being denied an exemption.
December 18, 2025
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San Antonio will remove its iconic rainbow crosswalks by January 15 after being denied an exemption.
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The case now returns to the judge who initially blocked the law from taking effect.
Jolanda Jones doesn't wait for permission to speak her mind.
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Good Morning America's Will Ganss has a message for his hometown as it considers voiding LGBTQ+ anti-discrimination policies.
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