In part one of The Outcomes We Don’t Hear About, we looked at what happens when we only hear about the accusation of “wrongdoing” but don’t learn the outcome. In part two, we are going to look at specific cases that were in the headlines, identify their status or outcome, and share resources to help you follow legal actions that are important to you.

"Breaking News: Texas Sues Doctor Over Gender-Affirming Care." "Attorney General Opens Investigation Into Children's Hospital." "Federal Government Launches Investigation of Medical Organization." Headlines like these spread fast. They show up on TV, in news alerts, across social media, and in conversations with friends and coworkers. Within hours, thousands, or even millions, of people have seen them. Then, a few weeks later, another headline appears. But what happens after

The development of a detransition clinic in Texas is not an isolated thing. It is the latest chapter in a broader political movement.

Juneteenth commemorates June 19, 1865, when enslaved Black people in Texas were finally informed of their freedom, more than two years after the Emancipation Proclamation was issued. Learn more about Juneteenth!