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They grapple with a system where their income, housing, or immigration status may depend on supervisors who perpetuate sexual violence without oversight.
A state resident ties the current gender panic to fascist politics through the lens of their own experience.
Drawing on 60 hours of interviews with homeless residents, the production transmutes daily life and hardship into art.
Opponents call it a dangerous vigilante move that will get innocent people killed.
Texas' deadly spring continues: Two Black men, Gary Green and Arthur Brown Jr. are set to be killed this week by the state.
Attorney Jeff Blackburn, a crusader for the innocent, fought injustices across Texas in his improbable, utterly original, and often profane life.
A new bill would prohibit children not authorized to be in the country from attending public school.
A recently leaked memo recalls a sordid history of inappropriate surveillance, but it also identifies a concerning overlap between neo-fascists and hardline religious groups.
The agency seeks more authority from the Legislature to nab trespassers and others in Texas.
A former dean of the University of Houston Graduate College was let go after coming out as an advocate for reforming the police and foster care systems.