Texas agriculture commissioner Sid Miller on Wednesday doubled down on a new dress code policy that requires employees to dress in a 'manner consistent with their biological gender.'
the policy, which is dated April 13, on Monday. One employee at the state's Department of Agriculture told the publication that the new policy"threatens the safety of anyone who doesn't conform to binary dress code.
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