The Texas Progressive Alliance stands with the Garner and Brown families in the quest for equal justice for all as it brings you this week's roundup.
Guest blogger Kris Banks at Off the Kuff provided a visual guide to turnout comparisons in Harris County.
Libby Shaw, writing at Texas Kaos and Daily Kos, believes Greg Abbott's recent lawsuit against the president's action on immigration is not only lame, it is yet one more example of conservative racist disrespect for the duly elected President. Ease up on the hate, please, Governor-elect.
CouldBeTrue of South Texas Chisme calls out Republicans for cutting public works while spending money on racist, empty gestures.
Texas atheists are blessed to be able to run for public office in Texas, reports PDiddie at Brains and Eggs.
Neil at All People Have Value said that he is very white, male, and European. APHV is part of NeilAquino.com.
Texpatriate had some insight into the police abuses in Ferguson, Staten Island, and Jasper, Texas.
Egberto Willies posted the blast NY mayor Bill DeBlasio leveled at Democrats for being spineless.
Texas Leftist had an update on the state's county clerks who are preparing for the eventual gay marriages to be performed in Texas.
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And here are some posts of interest from other Texas blogs.
Grits for Breakfast celebrates a ruling from the Court of Criminal Appeals that allows for a wider use of Texas's so-called "junk science writ".
The Texas Election Law Blog pushes back on the argument that voter ID laws had little effect in 2014.
Socratic Gadfly sheds no tears for the demise of The New Republic.
The Lunch Tray offers thoughts on a national food policy.
Offcite analyzes the case for a swimming hole in Houston.
Texans Together will take a "Texas way" forward on Medicaid expansion if one is there to be taken.
Alan Bean asks what Jesus would do with the current immigration debate.
Raise Your Hand Texas released a report showing how Texas falls short of best practices with its pre-k program.
Texas Clean Air Matters explains the new ozone standard.
Gray Matters bids farewell to Houston Chronicle employees as they prepare to leave their downtown building for the old Houston Post location.
Guest blogger Kris Banks at Off the Kuff provided a visual guide to turnout comparisons in Harris County.
Libby Shaw, writing at Texas Kaos and Daily Kos, believes Greg Abbott's recent lawsuit against the president's action on immigration is not only lame, it is yet one more example of conservative racist disrespect for the duly elected President. Ease up on the hate, please, Governor-elect.
CouldBeTrue of South Texas Chisme calls out Republicans for cutting public works while spending money on racist, empty gestures.
Texas atheists are blessed to be able to run for public office in Texas, reports PDiddie at Brains and Eggs.
Neil at All People Have Value said that he is very white, male, and European. APHV is part of NeilAquino.com.
Texpatriate had some insight into the police abuses in Ferguson, Staten Island, and Jasper, Texas.
Egberto Willies posted the blast NY mayor Bill DeBlasio leveled at Democrats for being spineless.
Texas Leftist had an update on the state's county clerks who are preparing for the eventual gay marriages to be performed in Texas.
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And here are some posts of interest from other Texas blogs.
Grits for Breakfast celebrates a ruling from the Court of Criminal Appeals that allows for a wider use of Texas's so-called "junk science writ".
The Texas Election Law Blog pushes back on the argument that voter ID laws had little effect in 2014.
Socratic Gadfly sheds no tears for the demise of The New Republic.
The Lunch Tray offers thoughts on a national food policy.
Offcite analyzes the case for a swimming hole in Houston.
Texans Together will take a "Texas way" forward on Medicaid expansion if one is there to be taken.
Alan Bean asks what Jesus would do with the current immigration debate.
Raise Your Hand Texas released a report showing how Texas falls short of best practices with its pre-k program.
Texas Clean Air Matters explains the new ozone standard.
Gray Matters bids farewell to Houston Chronicle employees as they prepare to leave their downtown building for the old Houston Post location.
