Texas Sex and Gender News Roundup

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• An official Ron Paul campaign letter calls Mitt Romney’s pro-choice gubernatorial stance “questionable.”
• David Webb in the Dallas Voice says Texas should enforce rigorous health and condom use standards in porn if producers defect here from California.
• The Dallas Voice also says the Texas Legislature made some decent progress this session with regard to gay bullying.
• Two Taylor, TX parents are suing their church after a music minister there raped their daughter.
•  An anti-choice group has moved in next door to a Planned Parenthood in Waco to better harass women seeking health care.
• They had to move the Transgender Nondiscrimination Summit from Texas A&M to the University of Houston because organizers feared for the safety of participants in A&M’s hyper-conservative climate.
• A New York Times editorial takes on the GOP’s country-wide war on women, including, of course, Texas.
• The Pasadena, TX woman wanted for raping a 12-year-old boy has been apprehended.
• That’s right, AlterNet. Dallas is actually kind of a good place to be gay.
• A “Loving The Me I See” self-esteem workshop is coming to Dallas.
• An HIV+ Dallas family is profiled in a U.S. News article about 30 years of the disease in the U.S.