Could it be related to the mayor’s lesbian status? /s”
Ya think? Only reason I wish I still lived in the City is so that I could vote NO on this. Heard on the news today that the Black Chamber and NAACP is supporting it because “everyone has a right to be served” but Black ministers are still saying no. In spite of the bathroom issue, if my business were still in Houston there are a lot of people that I would not want as a client -another reason to vote NO. If it does pass, I have friends in the city who own small businesses and are going to shut them down or move. Of course the Chamber and Mayor Porker are saying that groups won’t come to Houston for conventions, etc. if it doesn’t pass.
There is also going to be a zydeco concert on Saturday and a lot of the older Blacks are saying “not in my neighborhood”. Pretty interesting to watch all this unfold, particularly if you live in the suburbs.
have you noticed how twisted the “yes” vote adds are.
For ex, the show families and say vote yes, it’s for family values.
Or blacks, vote yes, it’s a civil rights issue.
It’s absolutely sickening those tv ads