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Most Recent in Politics:

1Dems: Dan Patrick’s Senate Speed-up Is ‘Subverting’ the Democratic Process

2Activistas Adolescentes Interpretan Quinceañeras en Protesta contra SB 4 en el Capitolio

3Trump DOJ: Trust Texas to Fix Racist Voter ID Law Without Court Oversight

4Lawsuit Filed Against New Texas Abortion Law

5Thank You, Matt Rinaldi

6Texas Bill Would Revoke Medical Licenses of Doctors Who Perform Abortions

Most Recent in Environment:

1Dancing with Denial

2‘The Hour of Land,’ Terry Tempest Williams’ Love Letter to National Parks

3Susan Combs, Fierce Critic of Endangered Species Act, Tapped for Agency in Charge of its Implementation

4Report: Loopholes Allow Polluters to Get Away With Worsening Air Quality

6Getting Wise to Bad Air: North Texans Take Smog Monitoring Into Own Hands

Most Recent in Border:

1Activistas Adolescentes Interpretan Quinceañeras en Protesta contra SB 4 en el Capitolio

2Teenage Activists Stage Quinceañera-Themed Protest of SB 4 at Texas Capitol

3Trump Administration Preparing Texas Wildlife Refuge for First Border Wall Segment

4Greg Abbott’s Latino Problem

5Prying Eyes: Border Sheriffs to Use Iris-Scanning Tech in Push for ‘Virtual Wall’

6Despite Push from Democrats, Harris County is Staying out of the SB 4 Lawsuit

Most Recent in Criminal Justice:

1Why We Hired a Civil Rights Reporter

2Five New Laws that Will Likely Get Texas Sued (Or Already Have)

3Protecting Immigrant Families: A Call for an Economic Boycott of Texas

4Después de SB 4, Línea Telefónica de Consulados Mexicanos Presenta un Incremento de Casi 700 por ciento en Texas

5State Attorneys: Senate Bill 4 Is ‘Moderate’ Compared to Arizona’s ‘Papers, Please’ Law

6Attorney: Matt Rinaldi’s Call to ICE Will Likely Be Used Against SB 4 in Lawsuit

Most Recent in Education:

1Dan Patrick Accuses Joe Straus of Ponzi Scheme Ahead of Special Session

2Critics Fear New Texas Law Giving SBOE Wide Discretion Over Textbooks

3After Freedom Caucus Kills Her Legislation, Lawmaker Announces Anti-‘Lunch Shaming’ Campaign

4Texas’ ‘Lunch Shaming’ Problem and the Fight to Fix It

5CPS Caseworker: Lawmakers Are ‘Shifting the Blame’ by Privatizing Child Welfare System

6‘Academic Freedom’ Bill Provides Cover to Teach Creationism, Climate Denial in Classrooms

Most Recent in Health Care:

1Lawsuit Filed Against New Texas Abortion Law

2Texas Bill Would Revoke Medical Licenses of Doctors Who Perform Abortions

3Texas Mother ‘Deathly Afraid’ of Medicaid Cuts Under GOP Health Plan

4The GOP Health Plan Would Give Governor Greg Abbott Power Over Your Coverage

5This Week: Texans’ Health Under Attack by Republican Lawmakers

6Who Really Gets Government Benefits In Texas?

Most Recent in The Interview:

1The Interview: Joaquin Castro Says Texas Democrats are Poised for a Comeback

2The Interview: Beto O’Rourke on Trump, the Border and How to Revive the Democratic Party

3The Interview: Tom ‘Smitty’ Smith

4The Interview: Lupe Valdez

5The Interview: Paul Quinn College’s Michael Sorrell

6The Interview: Judge John Dietz on Texas’ School Finance Crisis

Most Recent in Books:

1‘The Hour of Land,’ Terry Tempest Williams’ Love Letter to National Parks

2Announcing the Seventh Annual Observer Short Story Contest

3At Home in the In-Between

4‘The Potlikker Papers’ Wants You to Eat Your Grits with a Side of Discomfort

5We Were the Safety Net

6‘Cornyation’ Celebrates San Antonio’s Most Fabulous Fiesta Tradition

Most Recent in Postcards:

1Ride Like a Girl

6Feathering Their Nest

Most Recent in Essay:

1Protecting Immigrant Families: A Call for an Economic Boycott of Texas

2Cut from the Same Cloth: Wearing Hijab in Houston, Post-Trump

3Going It Alone

4The Observer’s Founding Editor: ‘Bring the Fight Back’ to Texas Politics

5A Texan’s Political Guide to Resisting Trump

6The Resistance Against Donald Trump Begins in Texas

Most Recent in Eye on Texas:

1Eye on Texas: Runners Take on 170-Mile Race in Big Bend

2Eye on Texas: Liberty Hill Hosts Texas Firearms Festival

3Eye on Texas: TX Open Swim

4Eye on Texas: Blessing of the Hands in San Antonio

5Eye on Texas: Austin’s Chapels

6Eye on Texas: Portico Tejas

Most Recent in Poetry:

1Parallel Planes

3Poem: ‘Resistance’

4Poem: ‘Screenplay for a Homemade Movie’

5Poem: ‘To Be One with the All’

6Poem: ‘Whitewashing’

Tag Archives: Houston Arts

by Sukhada Tatke

In ‘How Do I Say Her Name?,’ Women Artists of Color Grapple with Police Violence

A new exhibit at Art League Houston aims to raise awareness of police brutality against women of color.

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Thu, Mar 30, 2017 |

A new exhibit at Art League Houston aims to raise awareness of police brutality against women of color....Read More

CORE Performance dance Houston Life Interrupted

by Michael Agresta

Internment Camps Take the Stage in Houston, and We Wish It Were Just a History Lesson

A dance performance at the Asia Society marks the 75th anniversary of President Franklin D. Roosevelt’s executive order authorizing World War II internment camps.

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Tue, Feb 14, 2017 |

A dance performance at the Asia Society marks the 75th anniversary of President Franklin D. Roosevelt’s executive order authorizing World War II internment ca...Read More

So Long, Bert

2 Comments | Fri, Feb 1, 2013

The Houston Chronicle has the news of artist Bert Long’s death today, at age 72, of pancreatic cancer. Working in paint, sculpture, photography, and publi...Read More

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