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Various abortion rights organizations and providers say they're no longer playing legal defense, and instead are going on offense.

A couple hundred people gathered in Dallas were joined by hundreds more in Fort Worth to protest the reversal of Roe v. Wade. Those in the crowd said they are feeling scared, disappointed, and angry about Friday’s decision. But they want to take their anger to action.

According to Texas Public Policy's Chief Economist Vance Ginn - it's no mystery why. He says 54 Fortune 500 companies are now headquartered in the state, including both Hewlett Packard and Hewlett Packard Enterprise are located in Houston.

The parents of a Texas high school student have waited for months for a response to their grievance – but their patience has finally worn thin over the districts actions apparently designed to stall an investigation.

Knowing the harms gender transition methods cause children, a leading traditional values group wonders why lawmakers wont act to protect them.

The Texas Association of School Boards (TASB) has joined the growing list of other state school boards in cutting ties with the national association.

Those for and against the procedure believe actions taken by Texas woman after the Heartbeat Bill passed hint at two very different outcomes.

While conservative Christians have fought to end abortion access for decades, other faith leaders say the end of Roe v. Wade would be devastating.

Advocate groups both in support and against abortion rights have been very active following leaked Supreme Court documents regarding Roe V Wade; a potential law not everyone agrees would be best for the women of Texas.

School librarians from across Texas gathered last week in Fort Worth for an annual convention that featured a pair of men in drag and symposiums about teaching kids to become “anti-racists” and embrace other social justice ideologies.