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The policy, issued in a memo last week signed by Commissioner Sid Miller, states: 'Employees are expected to comply with this dress code in a manner consistent with their biological gender.'
AUSTIN -- Uvalde families showed up at the Capitol early last Tuesday, ready to make their case for stricter gun laws after the mass shooting at Robb Elementary School.
Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller orders his employees to wear clothes that are consistent with their biological gender.
Other legislation this session has targeted school library books, which are optional reading materials, but House Bill 1804 might be the first to go after textbooks that teachers use for their lessons.
Texas Agriculture Commissioner dictates employees must dress "in a manner consistent with their biological gender" under new rigid policy.