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“I guess what I’m trying to figure out is why is having a rainbow in a classroom is indoctrination and not having the Ten Commandments in a classroom,” Texas state Rep. James Talarico argued in a now viral video.
The legislation specifies the exact language that must be printed on the classroom displays and outlines that the text of the Ten Commandments must be the central focus of the poster or framed document.
The bill would have prohibited discussion of sexual orientation or gender identity in grades K-8 and would have barred teachers from revealing their identity to students.
Chris Sevier sued four members of Congress for displaying the flag, making the bizarre claim that it was a religious symbol.
The repeal, which took effect 10 years ago today, "helped move our nation closer to its foundational promise of equality, dignity, and opportunity for all," Biden said.
"I ask you God to stand against this militant homosexual movement that's invading our land," a pastor said at the Saturday gathering.
He's voiced support of SCOUTS also reviewing decisions on marriage equality and contraception use.
There are major civil rights issues facing public school students in Texas. The ACLU Texas chapter is looking to support them.
Moore and Luther Strange will compete September 26 for the Republican nomination for U.S. senator.
Texas suburb’s ideological battle unveiled in Grapevine podcast.
Mrs. Steve Mnuchin, a.k.a. the most hated woman in America, is so entitled and greedy, she makes '80s Russia look like a good idea.
Moore, who racked up a virulently anti-LGBT record as Alabama's chief justice, is among several candidates running in a Senate special election.
Jones will be the state's first Democratic U.S. senator in two decades.
"Real men" wouldn't have repealed the anti-LGBT law, says one commentator. Also: railing against immigrants and gay service members.
Investigators say Ken Paxton may have done favors for a campaign donor and punished employees who objected.
