From Texas Public Radio:
The Brownsville City Commission approved the creation of a task force on Tuesday night that will give the LGBTQ community a voice in addressing discrimination, health concerns and other related issues in the border city.
Border City Of Brownsville To Form New LGBTQ Task Force To Address Discrimination, Health Concerns
Supporters of the task force say keeping LGBTQ people safe, and reducing homophobia are among the reasons the task force is needed.
Reynaldo Leaños Jr. / Texas Public Radio
Joe Colon Uvalles and Albert Hinojosa attended the Brownsville City Commissioner's meeting on Tuesday Dec. 5, 2019 to push for the creation of the city's first LGBTQ task force.
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