What Do Texas Trans Leaflets Say as Organization Denies Sending Them
Summary
A transgender rights group called the Transgender Education Network of Texas (TENT) said they did not send flyers with advice for transgender youth that appeared in Texas homes. The flyers, which provided safety and legal tips for young transgender people, were linked to a group called the "Texas Transgender Student Union," but TENT said this group does not exist and denied involvement.Key Facts
- The flyers offered support and legal advice for transgender youth in Texas.
- The mailers mentioned the Transgender Education Network of Texas (TENT) but were not sent by them.
- TENT stated the flyers were fake and that no such group as the “Texas Transgender Student Union” exists.
- The flyers suggested ways for transgender youth to stay safe and find support outside their families.
- The cost to send these flyers to every Texas household was estimated to be $3 million to $4.4 million.
- A text message campaign promoting TENT resources happened earlier but was also not authorized by TENT.
- TENT is trying to find out who sent the texts and flyers, and legal actions are being taken to stop unauthorized messages.
- Texas officials have been asked to investigate the source of both the flyers and texts.
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