Runoff elections May 28 will finalize which Democratic and Republican primary candidates will be on the ballot in the November general election.

Texas Values Action has partnered with iVoterGuide to provide the most comprehensive voter's guide in the state of Texas. Get your FreeVotersGuide.com! 

Texas Values 7th Annual Texas Faith, Family, and Freedom Forum is an exciting opportunity to hear directly from state and local representatives concerned with current issues impacting future generations and who are working towards preserving faith, family, and freedom in Texas.

Confirmed speakers include:

Rep. Tom Oliverson, Texas House District 130
Rep. Ellen Troxclair, Texas House District 19
Rep. Steve Toth, Texas House District 15
Sen. Bob Hall, Texas Senate District 2
Bill Bock, III, Former member of the NCAA Division I Committee on Infractions (2016-2024)
Dr. Eithan Haim, Child Gender Modification Whistleblower
Connor Champion, President, Austin Christian University
Mandy Drogin, Campaign Director, Next Generation Texas for Texas Public Policy Foundation & School Choice Leader

More speakers to come! Reserve your seat now!

Last week, the Austin City Council voted to pass a resolution regarding individuals seeking sex transition surgery, which is in direct violation of state law that prohibits such acts on minors.

In a 9–1 vote, the ACC passed the resolution directing city resources away from enforcement of state law, SB 14, which prohibits “gender transitioning or gender reassignment procedure or treatment” for minors under the age of 18.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is also quoted in the article saying; “If the City of Austin refuses to follow the law and protect children, my office will consider every possible response to ensure compliance, Texas municipalities do not have the authority to pick and choose which state laws they will or will not abide by. The people of Texas have spoken, and the Austin City Council must listen.” 

Read the Epoch Times article here.

To learn more about SB 14, visit StopChildGenderModification.com.

Last week, we shared a breaking news story that a 31-year-old male who plays on the women’s club water polo team was traveling to Texas to play against the Texas State University women’s club water polo team for a competition held at Texas A&M University! 

Read our Press Release here.

Texas has full protection for female athletes from kindergarten through college, thanks to the Texas legislature passing HB 23 in 2021 and SB 15 in 2023; game-changing new laws and efforts led by Texas Values and supporters like you! We are also grateful that Texas colleges seek to comply with the Texas Save Women’s Sports Law, SB 15. To read more about the letter we wrote to colleges, click here.

Recently, the Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton sued the Biden Administration for rewriting Title IX to define “sex” as “gender identity” and “sexual orientation", saying that Texas will not comply with the new Title IX rules. Read the Press Release here.

Texas and various other states have had leaders take action against the new rule. The Department of Education has plans for the new proposed rule to go into effect August 1.

Watch our series What You Need to Know About the Rewrite of Title IX and what the new Title IX rule means.

Read Governor Greg Abbott's letter to President Joe Biden in response to the Title IX rewrite.

Senator Mayes Middleton has passed legislation on a variety of issues, most notably authoring SB15, the Save Women’s Sports Law, that was passed this legislative session protecting college women from being forced to compete against men.

"One of the rules in Title IX says that a school district can be held criminally accountable for using the wrong pronouns for a child."

"Nobody wants a man going into the bathroom with their elementary-aged daughter and that could happen with this Title IX re-write."

"We’re a 'parental rights' state…the federal government is trying to tell us what to do against the wishes of Texas parents." ~ Senator Mayes Middleton

His segment is available to view on our YouTube Channel. It is also available to view on our Facebook page.

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Some of the resources provided for expectant mothers include maternity and baby clothing, food, furniture, temporary shelter, medical resources, adoption resources, counseling and mentoring services, assistance with education and career decisions, as well as pregnancy, childbirth, and parenting classes.

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