Democratic and Republican lawmakers want to get to the bottom of who is responsible for a transgender pamphlet targeting Texas families before the midterm election. One Texas district attorney has opened a criminal investigation, and state lawmakers say if it’s not against the law to imply something…
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Who sent transgender mailers to Texas kids? West Texas DA opens criminal investigation
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State leaders suggest creating new Texas law to address fake political mailers on transgender resources
This story originally appeared on The Advocate . A transgender rights advocacy group in Texas says it is being impersonated in a campaign mailing unsolicited flyers about transgender identity to households across the state, prompting threats against its staff.
A pamphlet marketed to transgender children landed in Texas mailboxes this week, igniting a firestorm as early voting opened. The mailers purport to help transgender children and include information from […]
Thousands if not millions of families in Texas recently received a pamphlet in the mail titled "Texas Trans and LGBTQ+ Student Resource Guide," seemingly providing information to trans-identifying minors seeking emancipation from their parents and/or sex-rejection procedures.
A Texas transgender rights organization has filed a petition in state court seeking to uncover who is behind an impersonation campaign it says has reached thousands of Texas residents ahead of the November 3 general election.
The pamphlets, which guide children seeking gender-affirming care, were reportedly sent by a company in Wyoming — not by the trans rights organization listed on the mailers.
A district attorney in West Texas has opened a criminal investigation after several Texans reported receiving political mailers addressed to their children with information about transgender resources. Sarah Stogner, district attorney for Ward, Reeves and Loving counties, said "people are angry" and…
A Republican district attorney has launched a criminal investigation into the mailers sent to thousands of Texas voters posing as guides from a transgender rights organization, all while a company is taking initial steps to end its role as a registered agent for a Wyoming LLC believed to be behind t…
Democratic and Republican lawmakers want to get to the bottom of who is responsible for a transgender pamphlet targeting Texas families before the midterm election. One Texas district attorney has opened a criminal investigation, and state lawmakers say if it’s not against the law to imply something…
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