Christopher Carbone
The History of ENDA
For most minority groups in America, access to basic civil rights has historically been a tug-of-war. In 38 states—including Texas—it is still legal for...
The Educator
Early on in her career as an educator, Dianne Carter vowed to be honest about her sexual orientation. When she made this promise, her...
Fierce Advocate
Tana Christie, a third-generation Texan who grew up in El Paso, has never given a second thought to her belief that everyone should be...
Eric Alva
Staff Sergeant Eric Alva is the definition of a hero. This San Antonio native hails from a long line of people who dedicated their...
The Public Good
Assigning the cold designation of bureaucrat to someone who works for a city is easy in this age of austerity. Even in a city...
The Nurse Practitioner
When Chris Schmaltz told his mother that he wanted to be a nurse, right before he changed his major at the registrar’s office, she...
Fighting for Equality
“For as long as I can remember, even back to high school, I’ve been intellectually and emotionally committed to civil rights,” said Jamie Baskin....
Transition to Love
There was a point in Meghan Stabler’s life when she decided that being alive was not worth it. The feelings that she had struggled...
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