Don’t Mess with the Texas Rainbow!
On Sunday October 19th at noon, Houstonians joined in a peaceful protest to protect the Pride Crosswalk. Late that night the city of Houston destroyed it.
Our statement condemning the destruction of the Pride Crosswalk.
This is what community looks like! Photos and videos of the events:
https://noradayton.com/crosswalk-chalk-art
https://noradayton.com/crosswalk-rally
What are my rights when I protest?
Designate Montrose as a Cultural District
The city currently has 7 cultural districts. Montrose is not one of them but it should be!
How well do you know Houston’s seven cultural districts?
Light Up City Hall
Let’s see the city show it’s support for a community under attack. Light up City Hall!
Demand Mayor Whitmire Keep the Pride Crosswalk
The Houston Chronicle Editorial Board said it:
“Houston’s Pride crosswalk attacked by Trump and Greg Abbott. Where’s Mayor Whitmire? Why can't our mayor be courageous, or at least clever, in standing up to bureaucratic game of smear the queer?”
A Pride Banner District for Montrose
The city of Houston can permit the placement of banners along Westheimer. Check out this banner district.
Rainbowfy the Katz’s Crosswalk
The city removed the raised crosswalk and put in a low visibility crosswalk which drivers simply ignore.
Support Westheimer Businesses Which Support the Community
We encourage local businesses on Westheimer to show their support for the community. Let’s put up some Pride colors!
In the News
Houston Groups Plan ‘Don’t Mess with the Texas Rainbow’ Protest Sunday at Montrose Crosswalk
Houston’s Pride Crosswalk Attacked by Trump and Greg Abbott. Where’s Mayor Whitmire?
Erasing Color, Erasing Community: Houston’s Rainbow Crosswalks and the Fight for Visibility
Dallas Delegation to the State Legislature Demands the Pride Crosswalk be Protected - Page 1 and Page 2
