‘Trans’ Student Mailers Hit Texas Homes As Advocacy Group Denies Sending Them
- A student resource guide shown in photographs Sara Gonzales posted on X discusses unsupportive parents, emancipation and out-of-state medical care.
- Texas households are reporting unsolicited mail addressed to students that provides information about unsupportive parents, legal emancipation and seeking “transgender”-related medical care outside Texas.
- The mailings follow a separate text-message campaign that promoted resources from the “Transgender” Education Network of Texas, or TENT, an advocacy organization that denies authorizing either campaign.
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- A student resource guide shown in photographs Sara Gonzales posted on X discusses unsupportive parents, emancipation and out-of-state medical care.
- Texas households are reporting unsolicited mail addressed to students that provides information about unsupportive parents, legal emancipation and seeking “transgender”-related medical care outside Texas.
- The mailings follow a separate text-message campaign that promoted resources from the “Transgender” Education Network of Texas, or TENT, an advocacy organization that denies authorizing either campaign.
Sources: Dallasexpress