Politics & Policy
May 10, 2016
Dan Patrick Signals That Restrooms Will Become A Statewide Issue
The Lieutenant Governor foreshadows a statewide war over bathrooms.
HERO
Business
November 20, 2015
Do International Events Really Boycott Cities Because Of Bad Laws?
Weeks after Houston voters rejected HERO, the city was awarded the opportunity to host matches for the Copa América Centenario international soccer tournament.
Politics & Policy
November 6, 2015
In Houston’s Defense
After failure of the equal rights ordinance, critics are being a little too harsh on the Bayou City.
Politics & Policy
November 4, 2015
The Houston Equal Rights Ordinance Is Dead
Houston’s much-debated Proposition 1 was taken down by 62 percent of voters.
Politics & Policy
October 2, 2015
Why No One Seems to Care About Houston’s Mayoral Race
The election only determines who will lead the nation's fourth-largest city, no big deal.
Health
August 25, 2015
The First Anti-HERO Radio Ad Is Pretty Ugly
The ad, paid for by Houston Unites, relies on the bathroom panic surrounding transgender women.
The Daily Post
August 7, 2015
#BeyBeAHERO: Twitter’s Asking Beyoncé to Speak Up for Houston’s HERO
Advocates for the equal rights ordinance are calling on Queen B to leverage her clout for the cause.
Politics & Policy
January 21, 2015
Houston’s Equal Rights Ordinance, Explained
The journey of Houston’s Equal Rights Ordinance has been long and full of plot-twists—but it could all be over soon.
The Daily Post
October 16, 2014
Houston City Attorneys Subpoenaed Sermons from Pastors They Suspect Fought the Ordinance from the Pulpit
Making a whole lot of people uncomfortable.
The Daily Post
May 29, 2014
Houston Passed Its Equal Rights Ordinance Last Night
Here's what that means—and what it doesn't.