Trans-rights and LGBTQ+ issues are currently hot-button topics all over the nation. Everybody has feelings on these things, one way or another. Whatever your personal views on trans rights and LGBTQ+ issues, one thing is for sure: Someone is putting up a lot of capital to get their views out to tons of Texas households - including mine.

Texas Trans & LGBTQ+ Student Resource Guide Mailed to Texas Households

Yesterday, I received a pamphlet in the mail addressed to "Students Of The Cunningham Family". This pamphlet was labeled Texas Trans & LGBTQ+ Student Resource Guide. The return address showed that it was from the Texas Transgender Student Union in Meadows Place, Texas.

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In it was all kinds of information on things such as "What to do if your parents don't support you", information on hormones and gender affirming care, something called the "Trans Texas Takeover" Fall Tour, and more. There was even information on how students could go about getting emancipated.

When I went on Facebook, I found that our household wasn't the only one to receive this pamphlet. I saw posts from all over the state of Texas from people that had received it, some that I was friends with, and some that came across my feed as suggested posts from people that I had no previous contact with. And, as you can imagine, there were lots of feelings about it - for and against.

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One thing I do know is this: Whoever paid for these pamphlets to go out in the mail must have dropped tons of money to get them in the mailboxes of people all over the state. Although, they probably could've saved some money on targeting. My wife and I don't currently have kids, so that's at least one piece of postage that missed its intended audience. But kids or no kids, the pamphlet arrived all the same - and it has certainly gotten the Lone Star State talking.

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