One of Texas’s largest cities has formally recognized transgender history for the first time.

The San Antonio City Council approved a resolution recognizing this week, May 4 through 10, as Trans+ History Week.

“At a moment when both our state and country are systematically trying to push trans people out of public life, erase our stories, and outright deny our existence, this proclamation…

City leaders in San Antonio plans will unveil new rainbow sidewalks as part of a Pride celebration this week. The act comes even as Texas cracks down on other decorated walkways across the Lone Star State.

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The sidewalks will be unveiled in San Antonio’s Pride Cultural Heritage District,…

A Texas man was arrested Tuesday after using chalk and spray paint to reapply rainbow patterns to Dallas crosswalks where they had been removed.

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Dallas city crews began removing street art honoring LGBTQ+ Pride and the Black Lives Matter movement this week, in compliance with a state…

Early Monday morning, responding to a demand from the Texas Department of Transportation, crews showed up at a busy intersection in Dallas and got to work.

At Cedar Springs Road and Oak Lawn Avenue, in the heart of the city’s LGBTQ+ district, they began washing away the rainbow crosswalks. Within hours, the color that had marked the neighborhood for years was fading into standard white…

The Texas A&M professor who was fired for teaching about gender identity has filed a lawsuit against the university, accusing officials of violating her First Amendment rights.

Melissa McCoul went viral last summer when a student in her literature class objected to her correct statement that there are more than two genders, resulting in her being fired and dean of the College of Arts and…