Texas State Demonstrators with Hateful Signs Spark Large Counter Protest
One of the demonstrators, who is affiliated with the Christian group the Official Street Preachers, held a sign that read, "Women are property."
Real Sign Reading 'Women Are Property' at Texas State University Demonstration?
On Nov. 6, 2024, the day after former U.S. President Donald Trump won the 2024 presidential election, photos appeared on social media showing two demonstrators at Texas State University in San Marcos carrying misogynistic and homophobic signs that read "Women are property" and "Homo sex is a sin."
'Women Are Property' Sign on Texas Campus Goes Viral After Trump Win
A placard reading "women are property" at Texas State University has gone viral, the day after Donald Trump won the election. Photos of two men holding up controversial signs at the San Marcos Campus have been shared online, with counterprotests clearly taking place around them.
Texas State University condemns demonstrators who brought offensive signs to campus
The university is exploring potential legal responses after two men came on campus the day after the election with misogynistic and homophobic signs.
Texas campus in uproar after protesters hold signs declaring ‘women are property’ on quad after Trump victory
The protestors are members of Official Street Preachers, an organization that ‘covers global and local events from a Christian perspective’
'Homo sex is sin,' 'women are property': Texas State slams post-2024 election demonstrators
Two men drew condemnation from the university after carrying the signs onto campus in the Texas Hill Country city of San Marcos.
Texas State University issues a statement after street preachers spark counterprotests
Texas State University officials are assuring students and staff that safety is a priority after a demonstration on campus by two men with signs caused the campus community to feel unsafe, according to the university's president.
‘Homophobic and misogynistic’: Texas State University president condemns campus demonstration
Two men -- who were not affiliated with the university -- were seen on campus Wednesday afternoon carrying signs with "homophobic and misogynistic messages," on them.
Fact Check: Yes, Demonstrators Carried 'Women Are Property' Sign at Texas State University
Context: Representatives from Texas State said the demonstrators were not affiliated with the university. On Nov. 6, 2024, the day after former U.S. President Donald Trump won the
Campus In Uproar As Sign Saying ‘Women Are Property’ Appears At Texas University Following Trump’s Win
A sign stating “women are property” and another sign reading “Homo sex is sin” at Texas State University gained significant attention and went viral the day after Donald Trump’s election victory. Photos of two men with the controversial signs at the San Marcos Campus have been shared online,
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