Thousands turned out at demonstrations across the state and protested Texas’ new abortion restrictions. Texas Tribune photographers were there.https://t.co/CVWZmGGjMw
— Texas Tribune (@TexasTribune) October 3, 2021
Y’all. Look at this crowd. #WomensMarch @KHOU pic.twitter.com/iQ2v1yYb52
— Janelle Bludau (@JanelleKHOU) October 2, 2021
Some photos from the march in Dallas #Dallasreproductiveliberationmarch#WomensMarch2021 pic.twitter.com/06bDQpTcuD
— Meghan Shanley (@megpat) October 2, 2021
Great turnout at the Fort Worth Women’s March and Rally for Abortion Justice. pic.twitter.com/SCZsagqnjE
— Dr. John Biggan (@Biggan4Congress) October 2, 2021
Here is a look at protesters gathered in Downtown San Antonio to march against Texas' abortion ban. pic.twitter.com/3ME48IvM0a
— KENS 5 (@KENS5) October 2, 2021
That’s right motherfuckers! #WomensMarch2021 pic.twitter.com/MeBkEIVtL6
— hadeon_eonππ (@hadeon_eon) October 2, 2021
#PussyRiot bringing down the house in Austin #WomensMarch2021 pic.twitter.com/bzPcGJME9t
— Lauren Leader (@laurenleaderAIT) October 2, 2021
I marched with 400+ Texans in Tyler this morning to support women’s reproductive rights. I trust women to exercise good judgment, and as Attorney General I’ll protect that exercise. Texas, your attorney has arrived. #WomensMarch2021 #JaworskiForTXAG #JaworskiForAGTour pic.twitter.com/IKOLZy7KvO
— Joe Jaworski (@JaworskiForTX) October 2, 2021
I did say "mostly".
This is simply stunning. @joanhuffman all but admits to drawing racist maps. Huffman's maps would have violated section 5 of the Voting Rights Act, she's aware of that, but since Section 5 was struck down, the GOP can get away with blatant racial gerrymandering. #txlege pic.twitter.com/cyRKG7gVxd
— Shell_Seas (@LivingBlueTX) October 1, 2021
Public testimony is scheduled to begin this morning on the maps.
BOOKING PHOTO: Ryan Faircloth, 30, has been arrested and charged for the arson incident at the Travis County Democratic Party office in East Austin https://t.co/o1DQmhhYnz pic.twitter.com/0eqMMfXURU
— CBS Austin (@cbsaustin) October 1, 2021
This week’s cover…our Editor-In-Chief wrote a power op-ed about Texas governor Greg Abbott’s performance as a lawmaker. https://t.co/tYe5n1TNnO pic.twitter.com/HnEnSqocMg
— Dallas Weekly (@dallasweekly) September 30, 2021
The Republican leader is facing a $5,000 fine and joining the ranks of six other lawmakers who have also chosen to bypass the security screening.https://t.co/DjrHOpsatr
— Chron (@chron) October 1, 2021
Congress to TX: Here's $4.3B in Hurricane Harvey disaster aid.
— Zach Despart (@zachdespart) September 30, 2021
TX to Houston: OK, you can have $0?
Houston to TX: We literally had the most deaths and damage from the storm. $1B?
TX to Houston: Best we can do is... $0. (Ask Harris County to share?)
https://t.co/gjxxK01pQc
Okay, back to the good news.
See you at our house White Sox for ALDS Game 1 #ForTheH pic.twitter.com/X5GrfdBK3X
— Space Lawyer (@rrossjd) October 3, 2021
Prosecutions for Marijuana Possession Have Plummeted Since Hemp Legalization #txlege https://t.co/z2oNP0Za5K via @RANewsTX
— RA News (@RANewsTX) October 3, 2021
And a few more of the softer side items.
For almost half a century Bob Philips has been traveling back and forth across the state, recording the stories of the Lone Star State for the TV program "Texas Country Reporter." | @DavidMartinDavi https://t.co/mWuAhPPs7t
— Texas Public Radio (@TPRNews) October 3, 2021
What is there to say, except that it's weird to live through history? https://t.co/Aq011DKZAI
— Austin 360 (@austin360) October 3, 2021
It's officially spooky season y'all. On Halloween, we're going to be meeting at @PanAfricanDFW to hand out some candy, play some games, and connect parents with resources. Please consider donating for the purchase of goodies if you can't come out in person. pic.twitter.com/hg2o8hPECv
— Elm Fork John Brown Gun Club (@EFJBGC) October 3, 2021
These fall fields of dreams across the state feature everything from train rides and corn mazes to campfires and pumpkin smashing.https://t.co/KLaXmlQF7J
— Texas Monthly (@TexasMonthly) October 3, 2021
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