TEXAS GOVERNOR BANS LOCAL GOVERNMENTS, SCHOOLS FROM REQUIRING MASKS

This is great butTexas hasn't done anything about the COVIDvaccine mandatesor the discriminatory practices of certain institutions for the unvaccinated.

Houston Methodist Hospital has told its 26,000 employees to get vaccinated by June 7th or get fired, New hires have to take the vaccine as a condition for employment

Atria Senior Living, which has 16 facilities in Texas, is requiring all employees to receive 2 COVID-19 vaccines by May 1, 2021 as a condition of employment or face termination.

The city of Farmer’s Branch, Texas is requiring COVID-19 vaccination to access the city run facility called The Branch Connection.

Forget taking a cruise with Royal Caribbean from Texas unless you’ve been COVID-19 vaccinated.

St. Edwards University in Austin became one of the first colleges to mandate COVID-19 vaccines.

Johnson Space Center has separate rules for the vaccinated and unvaccinated in hopes to improve COVID 19 vaccine acceptance and uptake

Hit Piece on nurse or controlled opposition?

She’s Leading the Fight Against Mandatory Vaccines in Texas. She Also Happens to Be a Nurse.

Houston Methodist nurse Jennifer Bridges says she isn’t anti-vax, but she's become a cause célèbre among skeptics for threatening to sue her employer for requiring employees get the jab.

Though she has firsthand experience caring for patients whoattribute sudden health issues to COVID-19 vaccinesBridges said her distrust stems from reading articles shared among her network of coworkers, family, and friends. She also believes the popular internet conspiracy theories that mRNA vaccines, such as those offered by Moderna and Pfizer, alter recipients’ DNA and that the media has aided public health officials’ attempts to censor news of vaccine-related deaths.

https://www.texasmonthly.com/news-politics/houston-methodist-nurse-vaccine-refusal/