Texas state agency orders workers to dress 'consistent to their biological gender'

In what is seen as a veiled attack at transgender employees, the agriculture department laid out the policy in a 13 April memo A Texas state agency told its employees this month that they must dress in a manner that is "consistent with their biological gender", a directive that seemed to be a thinly veiled attack on transgender employees. The state's department of agriculture laid out the dress policy in a 13 April memo, which was first reported by the Texas Observer.