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In a matter some might call ironic, the conservative administrator’s unilateral action banning drag performance from campus may violate a free expression law signed by the Republican governor.
Republican lawmakers objected to honoring the couple who challenged the state’s ban on marriage equality.
Taking a page from the anti-abortion fight in Texas, a Republican lawmaker wants to make everyday citizens bounty hunters looking for drag queens.
The victim says it’s part of a pattern of homophobic bouncers in the area.
Republicans want to give money to straight couples with four or more kids — no gays allowed.
U.S. Rep. Tony Gonzales was the only Texas Republican to support the Respect for Marriage Act.
Texas Republicans say U.S. Rep. Tony Gonzales has been a "poor representative" of the party.
It's not the first time in recent days that an anti-drag Republican was revealed to have done drag before.
It's being called the "gay SXSW."
Maria Jose Rivera Rivera was killed in January, most likely by her intimate partner.
The Stonewall Warehouse in San Marcos was the only LGBTQ+ safe space in the city.
As if Florida's restriction on access to information about LGBTQ+ topics for public school students wasn't tight enough.
The Education Department's Office for Civil Rights is investigating Granbury Independent School District, apparently the first investigation over book bans.
The church, which has advocated for violence against LGBTQ+ folks, can't seem to find space even in red Texas.
The administration likely has another strategy in the works to assure that employers don't discriminate against trans workers, legal experts say.
Jake Neidert, GOP state Rep. Tony Tinderholt's new legislative director, has had his Twitter account suspended since he tweeted those comments.
The WNBA star who was released from Russian captivity on December 8 has left the facility in Texas where she had been undergoing treatment to help reintegrate into American society.
Anti-LGBTQ+ AG Ken Paxton had reportedly wanted information on gender changes on driver's licenses.
There were no reports of violence or arrests as both sides came armed with guns in San Antonio.
A representative for the GOP senator said there weren't any serious injuries.
