 Texas Moving To Ban Jews, Muslims, and Gays from AdoptingTexas parents looking to adopt may soon be banned by private and state-funded agencies that object to people who are Muslim, Jewish, single, gay, or interfaith couples, under a proposal from the Republican-controlled legislature, according to a report by the Associated Press.Similar laws have been passed in five states allowing adoption organizations the ability to refuse gay parents or members of certain religions the right to adopt. The difference is the Texas rule extends the allowable discrimination to state-funded agencies.Republicans say the bill is designed to support foster care provider and adoption agency religious freedom, many which receive funding from the state.Opponents of the proposal are vocal about it robbing children of stable families and using taxpayer dollars to discriminate against hopeful parents. This would allow adopting agencies to turn away qualified, loving parents who are perhaps perfect in every way because the agency has a difference in religious belief. It goes against the best interest of the child.  said the Human Rights Campaign senior legislative counsel, Catherine Oakley. The bill also blatantly violates the Constitution. As a governmental entity, Texas is bound to treat people equally under the law,  states Oakley.  This is a violation of equal protection under the law. An Austin-based attorney Suzanne Bryant who works with LGBTQ clients explains that in addition to using religious freedom to turn away parents looking to adopt, it could also force foster children to comply with these discriminatory requirements.Unfortunately, this could mean welfare organizations have the ability to send LGBTQ children to conversion therapy, which the American Health Organization considers a  serious threat to the health and well-being of affected people.  They could also prevent access to contraception and abortions for young people in the system.This is sad news for hopeful adoptive parents and children in Texas, and a blatant violation of the constitution.Featured image by Joe Raedle/Getty ImagesNews
texas moving to ban jews muslims gays adoptingtexas parents looking adopt may soon banned private agencies object people muslim jewish single gay interfaith couples proposal legislature according report associated laws passed five states allowing adoption organizations ability refuse gay parents members certain religions right adopt the difference texas rule extends allowable discrimination say bill designed support foster care provider adoption agency religious freedom many receive funding proposal vocal robbing children stable families using taxpayer dollars discriminate hopeful parents this would allow adopting agencies turn away qualified loving parents perhaps perfect every way agency difference religious belief it goes best interest child said human rights campaign senior legislative counsel catherine valley the bill also blatantly violates constitution as governmental entity texas bound treat people equally law states valley this violation equal protection law an attorney zanne bryant works lgbtq clients explains addition using religious freedom turn away parents looking adopt could also force foster children comply discriminatory could mean welfare organizations ability send lgbtq children conversion therapy american health organization considers serious threat health affected people they could also prevent access contraception abortions young people sad news hopeful adoptive parents children texas blatant violation image joe imagenes
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT:  Texas Moving To Ban Jews, Muslims, and Gays from AdoptingTexas parents looking to adopt may soon be banned by private and state-funded agencies that object to people who are Muslim, Jewish, single, gay, or interfaith couples, under a proposal from the Republican-controlled legislature, according to a report by the Associated Press.Similar laws have been passed in five states allowing adoption organizations the ability to refuse gay parents or members of certain religions the right to adopt. The difference is the Texas rule extends the allowable discrimination to state-funded agencies.Republicans say the bill is designed to support foster care provider and adoption agency religious freedom, many which receive funding from the state.Opponents of the proposal are vocal about it robbing children of stable families and using taxpayer dollars to discriminate against hopeful parents. This would allow adopting agencies to turn away qualified, loving parents who are perhaps perfect in every way because the agency has a difference in religious belief. It goes against the best interest of the child.  said the Human Rights Campaign senior legislative counsel, Catherine Oakley. The bill also blatantly violates the Constitution. As a governmental entity, Texas is bound to treat people equally under the law,  states Oakley.  This is a violation of equal protection under the law. An Austin-based attorney Suzanne Bryant who works with LGBTQ clients explains that in addition to using religious freedom to turn away parents looking to adopt, it could also force foster children to comply with these discriminatory requirements.Unfortunately, this could mean welfare organizations have the ability to send LGBTQ children to conversion therapy, which the American Health Organization considers a  serious threat to the health and well-being of affected people.  They could also prevent access to contraception and abortions for young people in the system.This is sad news for hopeful adoptive parents and children in Texas, and a blatant violation of the constitution.Featured image by Joe Raedle/Getty ImagesNews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: texas moving to ban jews muslims gays adoptingtexas parents looking adopt may soon banned private agencies object people muslim jewish single gay interfaith couples proposal legislature according report associated laws passed five states allowing adoption organizations ability refuse gay parents members certain religions right adopt the difference texas rule extends allowable discrimination say bill designed support foster care provider adoption agency religious freedom many receive funding proposal vocal robbing children stable families using taxpayer dollars discriminate hopeful parents this would allow adopting agencies turn away qualified loving parents perhaps perfect every way agency difference religious belief it goes best interest child said human rights campaign senior legislative counsel catherine valley the bill also blatantly violates constitution as governmental entity texas bound treat people equally law states valley this violation equal protection law an attorney zanne bryant works lgbtq clients explains addition using religious freedom turn away parents looking adopt could also force foster children comply discriminatory could mean welfare organizations ability send lgbtq children conversion therapy american health organization considers serious threat health affected people they could also prevent access contraception abortions young people sad news hopeful adoptive parents children texas blatant violation image joe imagenes