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Since it started in 2009, the Dallas Art Fair continues to grow and find a steady niche in an art world being rocked by international events
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Texas is home to 14 percent of the total population designated as "Limited English Proficiency.” That often leaves children interpreting complex or emotionally charged information.
Finding LGBTQ-Friendly MMA Training in Texas
It makes sense that many LGBTQ+ Texans want to learn mixed martial arts (MMA). The problem is that there are relatively few overtly LGBTQ-friendly MMA gyms in the state.
The Targets For A Landmark Texas Case
Why many Republicans are clamoring to reverse a decades-old Texas case that established that undocumented children could attend public schools
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Responding to and managing disasters is the very mission of FEMA, but the agency that thousands of Texans have relied on in the past is not the agency of today.
Exploring Feminism In Galveston’s Red Light District
Kimber Fountain was vaguely familiar with the broad strokes of Galveston’s history, but she’d never heard of The Line — a red light district headquartered on Postoffice Street — until she took a ghost tour
Texas Democrats Broach Removing Trump From Office
For many Texas House Democrats, the last few days have cemented a clear objective: that President Trump must be removed from office. Options for action are limited, however.