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A new election dashboard shows nearby data centers and candidates’ positions on environmental protections.
Black people debate celebrity drama while real political issues take precedent.
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Texas challenges Harris County's voter outreach advertising, alleging racial targeting days before the November election.
A comedian, a venue owner, and an Ailey dancer show how Black Houston builds culture.
The comedian is expanding his viral “Pastor Dru” character into a semi-scripted series as part of a broader deal with
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The Forest Theater reopened in South Dallas with performances by Tamela Mann, a surprise appearance by Erykah Badu, and a
The civil rights organization says the DOJ’s election monitoring plan could intimidate voters, particularly Black voters, and interfere with access
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Kimberlé Crenshaw discusses how overlapping identities shape experiences of discrimination and what that means for protecting U.S. democracy.
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