Texas Standard For April 23, 2019
The Civil Rights Act of 1964 prohibits employment discrimination on the basis of sex. But what about sexual orientation? We’ll take a closer look at the Supreme Court’s decision to hear a trio of cases with the potential of expanding gay, lesbian and transgender rights. And: Three scientists being fired amid espionage fears at Houston’s prestigious M.D. Anderson Cancer Center. Also: We’ve been hearing about Central American migrants at the border: a surprising number waiting in Ciudad Juárez are coming in from Cuba. Those stories and much more today on the Texas Standard:
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More from 04/23/2019
LGBTQ Workplace Discrimination Cases Could Represent A High Court Landmark
A Backlog Of Asylum Cases Means More Cubans Than Usual Are Waiting In Juárez, Mexico
Harvey, Eviction, Demolition: What’s Next For 2100 Memorial Seniors?
Alleged Information Leak At MD Anderson Is Part Of A Broader Threat To US Intellectual Property
News Roundup: MJ Hegar Will Challenge John Cornyn In 2020
As James Byrd’s Killer Faces Execution, The Town Of Jasper Hopes To Move On
It Takes A Village To Get Rid Of Fire Ants
The Reality At The Border: ‘It Is Not The US. It Is Not Mexico. It Is A Transitional Land.’
The Race For Dallas Mayor: Nine Hopefuls, But No Frontrunner, Headed For May 4 Election
