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More Texas Companies Are Improving The Workplace For LGBTQ Employees
Posted on · Twenty-eight Texas-based companies were among those deemed by the Human Rights Campaign as the best places to work for LGBTQ equality.
Posted on · Twenty-eight Texas-based companies were among those deemed by the Human Rights Campaign as the best places to work for LGBTQ equality.
Posted on · Houston is still doing better than the national average in LGBT-friendly policies, according to a new report by an advocacy group.
Posted on · Dr. Kristin Anderson discusses what feminism looks like in a “post-feminist” society in her book, Modern Misogyny.
Posted on · The 2017 state legislative session will include another attempt to nullify LGBT non-discrimination laws in cities across Texas.
Posted on · The Human Rights Campaign, a civil rights organization promoting LGBTQ equality, recently unveiled a sort of equality scorecard, which found Dallas, Fort Worth, Austin and San Antonio all fare better than Houston when it comes to being LGBTQ friendly. And it’s not just because the Houston Equal Rights Ordinance was voted down last year. On […]
Posted on · The 8-0 decision is expected to benefit urban districts with large Latino populations over rural, more conservative ones.
Posted on · An attorney who represents the City of Houston predicts the city will again prevail in the ongoing legal fight over gay rights.
Posted on · Houston Mayor Annise Parker joins us to field your questions on today’s Houston Matters. While she does so from time to time, this will be her first visit of 2015. Among the developments since her last appearance in November of 2014: The rejection of one Houston Equal Rights Ordinance petition challenge was heard in court, […]
Posted on · Now the counting begins.
Posted on · Lawyers were back in court Thursday for a hearing on Houston's Equal Rights Ordinance. This about a week after the jury reached a verdict.
Posted on · The jury is set to continue deliberating Monday in the trial challenging Houston's equal rights ordinance. That got us thinking: How did we get here again?
Posted on · The jury concluded its first day of deliberations Thursday without a verdict. The key question before the panel is whether the city should have accepted more signatures on a petition to challenge the ordinance.
Posted on · On Tuesday, an expert for the city explained some of the reasons why Houston officials rejected the petition seeking to overturn the new law.
Posted on · Festa is a professor of law at South Texas College of Law in Houston.
Posted on · Jury selection begins Monday, with opening statements to follow Tuesday, in the Houston Equal Rights Ordinance trial in Harris County District Judge Robert Schafferâs courtroom. Opponents of the ordinance allege the city wrongly invalidated thousands of signatures on their petition for a referendum on the law. Last week, Judge Schaffer granted the plaintiffâs request for […]