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LGBTQ chambers hosting statewide networking event
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dallasvoice.comThe Texas LGBTQ Chambers of Commerce host Pride Across Texas III online on Thursday, Nov. 12, from 4:30-6 p.m. The statewide networking even will connect LGBTQ and allied business owners through the North Texas LGBT Chamber, the Austin LGBT Chamber, the Greater Houston LGBT Chamber and the San Antonio LGBT Chamber.
The event will include a bi-partisan panel of Texas state representatives discussing the upcoming session of the Texas Legislature including a proposed comprehensive nondiscrimination bill protecting LGBTQ Texans and their families in employment, housing and access to public accommodations.
There will also be a speed networking session to allow participants to create connections across the state. — Tammye Nash The post LGBTQ
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Analysis: US Supreme Court ponders a 'radical rewrite'
3rd Circuit, which included a Reagan appointee, said the "city's non-discrimination policy is a neutral, generally applicable law, and the religious views of CSS do not entitle it to an exception from that policy." CSS then appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court.The signs of moderationAt the very top of oral arguments (which can be heard or read at the Supreme Court's website), Chief Justice John Roberts struck a note that many LGBTQ people would probably take as a good sign.
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