Austin! Join us on Election Day, Tuesday, November 3rd for an Election Night Watch Party! After a long and emotionally draining campaign season, the anticipation of waiting for the election results doesn't have to be experienced alone.
RSVP at bit.ly/enwpatx
That's why we're inviting you to be in the uplifting company of LGBTQIA+ Texans and our allies, regardless of the results.
Our generous hosts at @electricgravyatx will have tasty drinks for purchase and we'll be providing light bites while we watch the votes come in.
You have less than 48 hours to VOTE EARLY! 🗳️
Get to your nearest polling location and #TurnOUTforTexas!
Check out our endorsements: equalitytexas.org/endorsemen…
Honoree Announcement! 🌿✨
For Anna Nguyen, roots are as much about the home we choose as the place we are from.
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Much like chosen family, chosen home is something we build through love, commitment, and the decision to keep showing up for one another. For more than 50 years, Anna has chosen Texas, and spent many of those years working to ensure Texas chooses all of us too.
We are proud to honor Anna Nguyen with the 2026 Glen Maxey Lifetime Achievement Award.
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You love to see it: Today SCOTUS upheld a lower court’s injunction against the Trump administration’s new rule preventing transgender inmates from accessing necessary health care in federal prisons.
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#GoodNews #LGBTQ
Early voting ends in ONE WEEK (Oct 30) so don't wait to vote on election day (Nov 3) get out and vote early and avoid the long lines.
If you're wondering how TX candidates are stacking up on LGBTQIA+ issues, check out our official endorsements list at equalitytexas.org/endorsemen…
Honoree Announcement! 🌿 ✨
Maxochitl Cortez is an Indigenous queer poet, cultural educator, organizer, and activist whose work brings together storytelling, political advocacy, education, and community care.
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As a cultural educator, artist, and organizer, Maxochitl uses storytelling to preserve histories that are too often erased and to make space for people living at the intersections of queer, trans, and Indigenous identities.










