Juneteenth and the Myth of Texas’ Independence
by Dr. Fred McGhee / Posted on | No CommentsWith Juneteenth fast approaching, now is a good time to talk about Black history in Texas, and an even better time to cut through [...]
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What’s Next Arizona Passports?
by Melissa del Bosque / Posted on | No CommentsThe Gulf of Mexico is filling up with BP oil, America is still bogged down by a troubling economic recession and Congress has nearly [...]
Read full postThe Worst of Humanity: It’s in the Comments Section
by Melissa del Bosque / Posted on | No CommentsSome days writing about our southern border really gets me down. Not because I have to read about everything that’s happening out there (at [...]
Read full postDeaths Mount at the Hands of U.S. Border Agents
by Melissa del Bosque / Posted on | No CommentsAs elected officials politick for more “Boots on the Ground” they should pay closer attention to who fills those boots. Two people died in [...]
Read full post– Yeah, We Waterboarded : Still Dubya After All These Years
by Bob Moser / Posted on | No CommentsYou’ve heard, no doubt, that the Pride of Preston Hollow—former president, governor and international war criminal George W. Bush—”joined” Facebook, as the term of [...]
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