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Texas Lawmaker Calls for Probe of Trans Texas Toolkit Sent to Thousands
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The Christian PostRight
Texas lawmaker calls for investigation after parents receive text messages promoting transgender back-to-school 'toolkit'
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First reported by The Daily Signal (Right); 2 outlets over 4h.
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- The Christian PostRight
A Texas lawmaker is calling for a state investigation after reports from parents who say they received text messages promoting a back-to-school guide for trans-identified students.
Read at christianpost.com → - The Daily SignalRight
A Texas state representative is urging Attorney General Ken Paxton to launch an investigation into an organization sending out mass texts across Texas that encourage parents and students to circumvent state laws that expanded parental rights in public schools. Republican state Rep.
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