Aisha C. Moodie-Mills Leaves Victory Fund, Succeeded by Annise Parker
"The stars aligned, and the timing was perfect," says Parker, Houston's former mayor, of the job offer.
December 08 2017 2:50 PM
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"The stars aligned, and the timing was perfect," says Parker, Houston's former mayor, of the job offer.
A suit filed by conservative pastors accuses Mayor Annise Parker of interfering with citizens' right to vote.
The subpoenas have drawn much wrath from the right, but Mayor Annise Parker said she was not giving in to critics but serving the best interest of Houston.
Mayor Annise Parker says this is the constitutional and right thing to do; meanwhile, Houston's county takes steps to protect LGBT prisoners.
Parker, who was Houston's first lesbian mayor, addressed the harmful stereotype during the Victory Institute's "State of Victory" speech.
Philadelphia resident Barbara Gittings helped remove homosexuality from the Diagnostic and Statistic Manual of Mental Disorders.
Annise Parker tells residents of Jacksonville to not fall for the lies that sunk her city's nondiscrimination ordinance.
Rabidly antigay Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick declared, 'We will not accept anyone telling us that wrong is right.' On the other side, there's talk of economic consquences.
After nine hours of testimony, the Houston City Council adopted the measure by a vote of 11-6.
This marks the first time Victory Fund -- which backs only out, viable, qualified candidates -- has made a presidential endorsement.
The former mayor of Houston, now head of Victory Fund, sits down with The Advocate at OUT & Equal to discuss how we can all affect change.
Biskupski laid out an ambitious agenda for the city and shared an embrace with fiancee Betty Iverson.
The mayor is still holding out for a HERO for LGBT Houstonians.
Anti-trans scare tactics appeared to have worked in the nation's fourth-largest city.
Longtime anti-LGBT activist Dave Wilson is angry the city won't heed his petition, which also demands businesses define 'gender' as one's birth-assigned sex.
Mayor Annise Parker contends a proposed ordinance will still protect trans residents from discrimination.