Women’s Privacy Act Signed into Law Texas has officially joined 19 other states in safeguarding women’s privacy by enacting legislation that ensures biological men are barred from women’s private spaces such as restrooms, locker rooms, and showers. Authored by State Sen. Mayes Middleton (R–Galveston), the Women’s Privacy Act enforces this protection through civil penalties and […]

November 4th marks a critical moment for Texas families. Texans will vote on Proposition 15, a constitutional amendment that would definitively assert in our state’s foundational law that parents have the inherent and fundamental right to care for, control, and guide the upbringing of their children.

The Women’s Privacy Act Passes Despite faltering during this year’s regular session, the Women’s Privacy Act passed the Texas House in the closing weeks of the special session with a vote of 86-45. Lawmakers have tried six times over the past five sessions to pass a bill like this, and this year, Texas parents and […]

One of Governor Abbott’s requests for the Special Session was for lawmakers to take further steps to protect the unborn. Additionally, some teachers are declaring they won’t follow the new law requiring the Ten Commandments to be displayed in the classroom.

Texas introduced a bill that would allow individuals to sue manufacturers and distributors of abortion pills. The latest version of the bill, filed by State Senator Bryan Hughes (R-Mineola), allows citizens to file a wrongful death lawsuit if the pills result in the “harm or death” of a mother or an unborn child.