A New Legal Terrain For Texas Nonprofits
By combining old legal tools with new state laws that took effect in January, the Texas Attorney General can pressure nonprofits without filing criminal charges
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A New Legal Terrain For Texas Nonprofits
By combining old legal tools with new state laws that took effect in January, the Texas Attorney General can pressure nonprofits without filing criminal charges
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Culture
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"Through the built environment, not just housing, we're able to start the process of creating a village that's a true home for our neighbors. This means creating spaces for neighbors to engage and build relationships amongst each other, staff and volunteers.”
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Health
What To Know About Abortion In Texas Now
Texas’ blanket ban has not eliminated access to abortion—just displaced it. Care has been forced out of state and into a statutory gray area. One thing remains consistent across these statutes: seeking abortion care is not illegal.
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