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Author: Jessica Montoya Coggins

Jessica Montoya Coggins
  • PoliticsSports

    NCAA targets Texas with latest statement against transgender discrimination

    On Monday, the NCAA issued a statement affirming it would not hold championships in states that discriminate against transgender athletes in collegiate ...
    Jessica Montoya Coggins
    April 15, 2021
  • PoliticsVoting

    Civil rights leaders call on AT&T to denounce voter suppression laws

    Following Tuesday’s announcement about a new statewide campaign targeting corporations that have remained silent in the wake of proposed voter suppression bills ...
    Jessica Montoya Coggins
    April 9, 2021
  • PoliticsVoting

    Beto, Castro join civil rights groups in pressuring Texas companies to oppose voter suppression

    This morning, a number of prominent voting and civil rights organizations gathered virtually to announce a new campaign geared toward Texas-based corporations ...
    Jessica Montoya Coggins
    April 6, 2021
  • PoliticsTexas Elections

    Sery Kim’s comments about Chinese immigrants, and the latest in a Texas special election

    The race to replace former congressman Ron Wright, who passed away from COVID-19 in February, in the TX-06 congressional special election, has ...
    Jessica Montoya Coggins
    April 5, 2021
  • Immigration/BorderPolicy

    No ruling in Texas yet on DACA

    When it comes to DACA, the wait continues. At a status hearing on Tuesday, US District Judge Andrew Hanen did not rule ...
    Jessica Montoya Coggins
    March 31, 2021
  • PolicyReproductive Health

    Seven anti-choice abortion bills advance in Texas Senate

    On Monday, the Texas Senate advanced seven anti-choice bills, which are now likely headed to the Texas House. Enacting anti-abortion legislation is ...
    Jessica Montoya Coggins
    March 30, 2021
  • Immigration/BorderPolicy

    Republicans take political theater and fear-mongering to the border

    Republicans in Texans have increasingly escalated their rhetoric blaming the Biden administration for an increase in people crossing the border into the ...
    Jessica Montoya Coggins
    March 26, 2021
  • PoliticsSocial Justice

    Opal Lee’s campaign to make Juneteenth a national holiday gets an assist from Carmelo Anthony

    As one of the biggest advocates for making Juneteenth a national holiday, Texas native Opal Lee has attracted quite the following around ...
    Jessica Montoya Coggins
    March 25, 2021
  • 2020 ElectionsPolitics

    A post-election report from the Rio Grande Valley offers critical guidance for Democrats

    The Rio Grande Valley was the subject of breathless reporting after the 2020 election with dozens of think pieces dissecting the performance ...
    Jessica Montoya Coggins
    March 24, 2021
  • CoronavirusPolicy

    All Texas adults eligible for COVID-19 vaccine starting Monday

    The Texas Department of State Health Services (DSHS) just announced that beginning  Monday, March 29, all adults in Texas will be eligible ...
    Jessica Montoya Coggins
    March 23, 2021
  • PoliticsTexas Elections

    A new collaboration for the Texas Organizing Project brings a long-term electoral strategy to the ...

    Cementing its status as the biggest and most important battleground state, Texas is getting some national support from a group focused on ...
    Jessica Montoya Coggins
    March 19, 2021
  • PoliticsRepublican Party

    Rep. Chip Roy draws fire for comments during a hearing to address violence against Asian-Americans

    At a congressional hearing on violence against Asian Americans, Rep. Chip Roy drew strong condemnation from colleagues for comments that appeared to ...
    Jessica Montoya Coggins
    March 19, 2021
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