The Texas Progressive Alliance urges the people of Cleveland to stay strong as it brings you this week's blog post roundup.
Off the Kuff notes that even white people don't much like Donald Trump.
SocraticGadfly, using a simple tool on an NPR webpage, shows that Hillary Clinton doesn't need Green votes, unless to riff on band Rush, she's today's Tom Dewey.
Egberto Willies cogently observes that supporting police officers and Black Lives Matter activists are not mutually exclusive.
Asian American Action Fund picks a roster of 2017 fantasy Clinton cabinet members.
CouldBeTrue of South Texas Chisme does not celebrate Texas' miserable child well being ranking. Republicans don't like children.
A prediction PDiddie at Brains and Eggs made about the outcome of the SD-13 special election to replace Rodney Ellis was dead on.
The Lewisville Texan Journal reports that Army Corps of Engineers has chosen not to issue an environmental impact statement regarding the improvements being studied to the Lewisville Dam.
John Coby at Bay Area Houston laments the 19% of Latinos who have boarded the Trump Train.
Following the developments in the prosecution of Chris "Frack Master" Faulkner, Txsharon at Bluedaze posted the FBI's seizure of his Bentley and Aston Martin.
Neil at All People Have Value spoke to a longtime friend on the phone over the past week. Neil says longtime relationships add a great deal of meaning to life. APHV is part of NeilAquino.com.
And here are some posts of interest from other Texas blogs.
The Houston Press sees Dan Patrick as the stand-in for Greg Abbott at "Trumpfest", the GOP convention opening this week.
Equality Texas advances the FairnessUSA spot that will air during the last night of the RNC depicting transgender discrimination, and has an extended version of it posted.
Grits for Breakfast examines the reasons why more Texans are being shot by police, and also dissects that Harvard study purporting to show racial bias does not exist in police shootings.
Zachery Taylor sees the media perpetuating the divisions between law enforcement officers and Black Lives Matters.
Jay Blazek Crossley notes that in 2016, transportation decision-making bodies in the state of Texas continue to be overwhelmingly dominated by older white men.
Paul Woodruff ponders the ethical implications of using a robot to kill the Dallas sniper.
Juanita Jean wades into the Donald Trump-RBG war of words.
Kyle Shelton delves into the history of taking protest to the streets.
Somervell County Salon observed that the number of Glen Rose ISD student vaccination exemptions has nearly doubled over last year.
Kiko Martinez looks at Elena of Avalor, the first Latina princess from the Disney machine.
Lone Star Ma recommends a few books for people who would like to be less ignorant on racial matters.
Doyen Oyeniyi reminds the lieutenant governor that his words matter, too.
And Pages of Victory helped out a neighbor while she was on vacation.
Off the Kuff notes that even white people don't much like Donald Trump.
SocraticGadfly, using a simple tool on an NPR webpage, shows that Hillary Clinton doesn't need Green votes, unless to riff on band Rush, she's today's Tom Dewey.
Egberto Willies cogently observes that supporting police officers and Black Lives Matter activists are not mutually exclusive.
Asian American Action Fund picks a roster of 2017 fantasy Clinton cabinet members.
CouldBeTrue of South Texas Chisme does not celebrate Texas' miserable child well being ranking. Republicans don't like children.
A prediction PDiddie at Brains and Eggs made about the outcome of the SD-13 special election to replace Rodney Ellis was dead on.
The Lewisville Texan Journal reports that Army Corps of Engineers has chosen not to issue an environmental impact statement regarding the improvements being studied to the Lewisville Dam.
John Coby at Bay Area Houston laments the 19% of Latinos who have boarded the Trump Train.
Following the developments in the prosecution of Chris "Frack Master" Faulkner, Txsharon at Bluedaze posted the FBI's seizure of his Bentley and Aston Martin.
Neil at All People Have Value spoke to a longtime friend on the phone over the past week. Neil says longtime relationships add a great deal of meaning to life. APHV is part of NeilAquino.com.
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And here are some posts of interest from other Texas blogs.
The Houston Press sees Dan Patrick as the stand-in for Greg Abbott at "Trumpfest", the GOP convention opening this week.
Equality Texas advances the FairnessUSA spot that will air during the last night of the RNC depicting transgender discrimination, and has an extended version of it posted.
Grits for Breakfast examines the reasons why more Texans are being shot by police, and also dissects that Harvard study purporting to show racial bias does not exist in police shootings.
Zachery Taylor sees the media perpetuating the divisions between law enforcement officers and Black Lives Matters.
Jay Blazek Crossley notes that in 2016, transportation decision-making bodies in the state of Texas continue to be overwhelmingly dominated by older white men.
Paul Woodruff ponders the ethical implications of using a robot to kill the Dallas sniper.
Juanita Jean wades into the Donald Trump-RBG war of words.
Kyle Shelton delves into the history of taking protest to the streets.
Somervell County Salon observed that the number of Glen Rose ISD student vaccination exemptions has nearly doubled over last year.
Kiko Martinez looks at Elena of Avalor, the first Latina princess from the Disney machine.
Lone Star Ma recommends a few books for people who would like to be less ignorant on racial matters.
Doyen Oyeniyi reminds the lieutenant governor that his words matter, too.
And Pages of Victory helped out a neighbor while she was on vacation.
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