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4 things to know about mysterious transgender student mailers in Texas

By Ian M. Giatti, Christian Post Reporter
A CP-reader shared image of a mailer promoting transgenderism sent out to Texas residents last week.
A CP-reader shared image of a mailer promoting transgenderism sent out to Texas residents last week. | Courtesy image

As Election Day approaches, Texas families across the state have reported receiving unsolicited text messages and physical mailers that appear to promote resources for trans-identified students.

The materials, which first surfaced last week, prominently named the Transgender Education Network of Texas (TENT) and linked to its website, which features guidance on bathrooms, pronouns, student clubs, and even legal emancipation from parents. 

TENT has strongly denied any involvement, calling the distribution a political attack timed to coincide with the start of early voting. 

Here are four key things to know about the controversy.

Ian M. Giatti is a reporter for The Christian Post. He can be reached at: ian.giatti@christianpost.com.

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