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#Repost @angelarye @download.ins --- Last week, the Texas Senate passed legislation ending requirements for public schools to educate students about racism and injustices including the civil rights movement, Cesar Chavez, MLK, and other important historical teachings. Oh…and they no longer have to say the KKK was “morally wrong”. When does the whitelash end? Because nowwwww we are back at the WHITEWASH. We will never stand for erasure for your comfort, son!!! ✊🏾💞 #keepaneyeonthis #texassenate #educateouryouth (at Richmond, Virginia) https://www.instagram.com/p/CRpqvETFtM2/?utm_medium=tumblr

We went and Picked up Our Beto signs today. We want to support Beto in Clint, Texas. Please get out and Vote November 2018 Early Voting starts October 22nd, 2018 @texansforbeto #gobeto #betoorourke #betoforsenate #beto #texassenate #love #vote #vote2018 @dwedgecreations #dwedgecreations #texansforbeto #texansforever #texansforlife (at Clint, Texas) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bn1x1R6j-vJ/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1m1z8kj7tqljh

Texas Senate Chamber #texas #texasstatecapitol #austin #texassenate # #interiors #interiordesign (at Texas State Capitol)

I am proud to support my friend of 20 years, State Representative Ana Hernandez, for Texas Senate District 6. Her work ethic, passion for public service, legal training and sincere heart make her the ideal candidate for our district. @anahdztx I’m ready to step in and get to work just like we did in 2005. #letsdoit #SD6 #TXLege #TexasSenate (at Houston, Texas)

Wtf?! Seriously, wtf!!? Wake up people!! #Repost @peopleforprogressworldwide ・・・ The Texas Senate passed a controversial bill on Tuesday that critics argue would empower doctors to lie to pregnant women. Senate Bill 25, which will now be sent to the Texas House, prevents parents from suing their medical provider if their baby is born with disabilities, even if that doctor discovered the condition during routine prenatal testing and failed to inform the parents. The architects of the so-called “wrongful-birth” bill have argued it would protect children with disabilities and prevent doctors from facing unnecessary lawsuits. “It is unacceptable that doctors can be penalized for embracing the sanctity of life,” Senator Brandon Creighton (R-TX) said in a press release when he introduced the legislation last fall. But reproductive rights advocates have been relentless in their criticism of the measure, arguing that it would effectively make it lawful for a care provider who is opposed to abortion to avoid prenatal testing, downplay test results or even lie to patients about results if they believe those patients might consider terminating a pregnancy. “SB 25 would allow doctors to lie to their patients,” Heather Busby, executive director at NARAL Pro-Choice Texas, the reproductive healthcare advocacy group, told The Huffington Post earlier this month. “[It] is another thinly veiled attempt to prevent Texans from accessing their constitutional right to abortion,” Busby reiterated Tuesday. Sen. Creighton has argued that the bill does not let doctors off the hook for negligent behavior, and emphasized that patients can still bring malpractice suits against care providers. He has said reporters and reproductive rights advocates have mischaracterized the nature of the bill, and derided an earlier HuffPost article on the measure as “fake news.” The final Senate vote on Tuesday split 21-9, largely along party lines. During an earlier period of debate on the Senate floor, Senator Jose Rodriguez (D-TX) expressed concern that the bill was simply a means of chipping away at women’s rights, The Houston Chronicle reports. #texas #pregnancy #pregnantwomen #senate #texassenate

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