In December 2018 a white Texas man fired into the car of a black family five, shooting two people and killing a 7-year-old girl.

In December 2018 a Texas black woman with a history of mental illness died jail waiting on her family to pay a $300 bail order.

A black Texas graduate student was asked to leave a public library by both the library manager and the police.

In September 2018 an investigation revealed that multiple corrections officers working at a Texas detention facility repeatedly used disability placards and disabled veteran license plates intended for others to park close to the facility.

In May 2018 a Texas nightclub denied entry to a man wearing makeup, and the owner defended its gender conformity dress code policy.

In March 2018 a Texas judge ruled that a man who pushed a black trans woman into a river, resulting in her death, will not face trial.

In January 2018 the Department of Education notified the Texas Education Agency that a target maximum number of special education students violated federal law.

The 22nd trans victim of homicide in the US in 2017 was a Texas woman in October 2017.

In September 2017 a Texas man overheard teenagers speaking Spanish in a restaurant and responded with anger, racial slurs, and threats of violence.

An undocumented man was detained and later deported to Mexico, only to be murdered - likely by the same gangs that his family had fled from to enter the United States - six months later in September 2017.

In September 2017 an unnamed Jewish congregation in Texas decided to hide their services for High Holy Days due to widespread neo-Nazi demonstrations in the United States.

In September 2017 an infant with undocumented parents needed a procedure that could only be done at a hospital that required the parents to go through a border patrol checkpoint. The border patrol agents escorted the ambulance to the hospital to detain the parents for deportation proceedings.

In August 2017 a Texas restaurant added transphobic imagery to their bathroom doors.

In July 2017 a Texas trans woman was attacked by two brothers because of her gender identity.

Plastic Easter eggs were sporadically thrown on residential lawns in West Austin in April 2017.

A Texas police chief announced a lower number of reports of rape and violent crime by Hispanics during the period between January and March 2017, and he noted that this is a reduction compared to the previous year.