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Al Green had harsh words for Republicans who voted against the Equality Act
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Congressman Al Green has represented Houston since 2005.Marie D. De Jesus, Houston Chronicle / Houston Chronicle
Houston s Rep. Al Green had harsh words for his Republican colleagues trying to thwart passage of the Equality Act.
During a hearing in the House on Thursday, Green blasted GOP Rep. Jim Jordan and several others who were objecting to the bill s passage, which amends the 1965 Civil Rights Act to include federal protections from discrimination based on sexual orientation or gender identity.
Green brought up the roots of discrimination in the United States:
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