Houston Family's Pride Lights Vandalized Twice, Responds with Love and Support
KHOU 11July 5, 20252 min1,514 views
6 connectionsΒ·10 entities in this videoβVandalism of Pride Lights
- π‘ The Rigs family in Westbury, Houston, had their rainbow pride lights vandalized and cut twice by an unknown suspect.
- π The family expressed sadness that their display of love and acceptance was targeted, especially given the rise in anti-LGBTQ+ rhetoric.
Family's Response to Hate
- π Jordana Riggs stated her intention to teach her children to love everyone, emphasizing that rainbows are inherently joyful.
- π Despite the negative act, the family chose to respond positively, aiming to show that love wins.
- π° In response to the vandalism, Riggs is raising money for The Trevor Project, an organization supporting LGBTQ youth.
Community and Law Enforcement Response
- π Houston police are investigating the incidents but require further information from the Rigs family.
- π€ The Greater Houston LGBTQ Chamber of Commerce offers resources for victims of targeted incidents and highlights the availability of LGBTQ liaisons within local law enforcement.
- π¬ The community is encouraged to focus on the many accepting and loving individuals, rather than letting a single hateful act overshadow the positive spirit.
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