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06.05 - 00:45
Texas House votes to ban books
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HB 900, which bans books on race and gender in public schools, passed the Texas House with Democratic support, according to Tweets from Equality Texas.
The bill was introduced by Frisco Republican Jarred Patterson. Equality Texas says the “Book Burning Act,” seeks to outright censor books with any LGBTQ+ themes, characters, or content and require parental permission to access certain other books.
Rep. Shawn Thierry, D-Austin, who is also an ally/ member of the Texas House LGBTQ Caucus spoke passionately on the House floor in favor HB 900.
Rep. Carl Sherman, D-DeSoto, was one of the 11 Democrats voting for the bill. He was endorsed by Stonewall Democrats in the past.
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18.05 / 00:33
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Adidas Slammed for Pride Swimsuit Campaign
collaboration with South African designer Rich Mnisi as the Let Love Be Your Legacy collection and part of the company's Pride 2023 campaign. The apparel brand highlighted its partnership with the LGBTQ+ designer as a "shared ambition to encourage allyship and freedom of expression without bias, in all spaces of sport and culture."After the announcement sparked criticism, Adidas joined Bud Light, Miller Lite, Target and more in the wave of right-wing condemnation as conservatives accuse companies of alienating their customer base by working with the LGBTQ+ community.Newsweek has reached out via email to Adidas representatives for comment.Bud Light's partnership with transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney ignited a boycott that sent the popular beer brand's sales nosediving for multiple weeks last month and continues to trouble the company.
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