The First Graduates Without The Texas Dream Act
For 24 years, undocumented students paid in-state tuition at Texas public universities. Then last summer, in the span of a few hours, the Texas Dream Act ended.
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Culture
A Museum’s Quest To Humanize The Incarceration Experience
Amid the morbid and the macabre is a bold attempt to explain the life and impact of incarceration on the humans who serve time and the people who guard them.
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Education
The First Graduates Without The Texas Dream Act
For 24 years, undocumented students paid in-state tuition at Texas public universities. Then last summer, in the span of a few hours, the Texas Dream Act ended.
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