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70 Years After Mansfield’s Desegregation Crisis, a New Debate Over Representation
Seventy years ago, Black students in Mansfield went to federal court for the right to attend their own public schools. On August 30, 1956, their effort to enroll at Mansfield High School was... READ MORE
Houston’s Historic Black Theater at 50
On a sizzling Friday night in late May, Houstonians from all over the city flock to the Ensemble Theatre’s lobby. Under fluorescent lights, they greet one another before the show starts. The sound... READ MORE
How Texas Can Lead in Fighting Anti-Asian Racism
Thanks to Bo French’s racist social media post targeting the ethnicity of students celebrating the University of Texas at Austin’s football win, Texas again is making national and local headlines for anti-South Asian... READ MORE
The State’s Bible-Only Reading List Is a Disservice to Texas Kids
Should Texas public school students learn about the Bible? Yes, they should—but not in the way Texas education officials are going about it. In June, Texas became the first state to require all... READ MORE