Texas Antidiscrimination Act prohibits governmental entities from discrimination based on immutable characteristics.
The Texas Antidiscrimination Act prohibits governmental entities from discrimination based on immutable characteristics. It bans governmental entities from establishing discriminatory offices, hiring employees based on race or sex, or promoting differential treatment based on race or sex. The act also prohibits entities from considering race or sex in hiring, employment, contracting, funding, or policy decisions.
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