Goliad’s Passion Play: Historic Reenactors Remember the “Goliad Massacre”
by Robyn Ross / Posted on | 1 CommentFor 28 years, Texans have been coming to Goliad, in March, to die.
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The Seeds That Time Forgot
by Saul Elbein / Posted on | 2 CommentsOnce, amaranth was a staple of Mesoamerican civilization. Now a Oaxacan nonprofit is trying to bring it back.
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by Loretta Walker / Posted on | No CommentsOur America: From Oil Well to Refinery is the proud caption splayed beneath a print of assorted oil wells at the Cracker Barrel restaurant [...]
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Eye On Texas: Lifelines Project Documents Austin’s Homeless and Their Pets
by Norah Levine / Posted on | No CommentsLifelines is a multimedia project honoring the relationship between Austin’s homeless and their pets.
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Innocence Revisited: Observer Story Inspires Documentary, NPR Feature.
by Michael May / Posted on | No CommentsChris Scott, had an especially bold plan to free other innocent men behind bars by starting a detective agency—staffed solely by exonerees— to investigate their cases.
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