SAN ANTONIO, Texas — Workcrews tore out four rainbow crosswalks in the city’s Pride District after a Texas judge rejected activists’ eleventh‑hour attempt to block Governor Greg Abbott’s order demanding the removal of political symbols from the state’s roadways. The city, facing the loss of up to $80 million in federal transportation funds, moved ahead with the state‑mandated compliance as workers finished scraping the final colors by Tuesday morning.
Workers have now removed four rainbow crosswalks in the Alamo City after an appeal to the State of Texas was denied in late November and a legal action seeking a temporary restraining order to…
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