Sensible Marijuana Law Reform is Long Overdue in Texas

By Edgar Saldivar

Sensible Marijuana Law Reform is Long Overdue in Texas

Nationwide ACLU 100 Experience Tour Kicks Off in Austin at SXSW

By Baylor Johnson

ACLU 100 SXSW 2019

The Department of Homeland Security's Attack on Asylum Seekers at the Border Continues

In a desperate attempt to escape immediate threats to their life, the Castro* family fled their home country of El Salvador, hoping to make it to the U.S.-Mexico border to seek refuge. What they found instead at the port of entry in Eagle Pass, Texas, were cruel U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers and no protection to be found.

By Cynthia Pompa, Shaw Drake

El Paso Bridge Metering

3 Ways Molly Ivins Keeps Raising Hell

By Terri Burke

Molly Ivins

Why Incarceration Hurts Texas Families the Most

I had my first child in the custody of a county jail. I was arrested for possession of a controlled substance just after learning I was pregnant. When my son was born, I was able to spend two days with my baby in the hospital. Leaving him to go back to jail was the hardest day of my life.

By Lauren Johnson

Lauren Johnson Smart Justice Primary Caretaker

What Abortion Access Through Action Looks like

By Caroline Duble

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Trump's "National Emergency" Will Destroy Texas Communities and Resources

By David Donatti

UT Rio Grande Valley

What to Expect During the 2019 Texas Legislative Session

Visit our Legislation Tracker to learn more about the bills that will make a huge impact on Texas during the 2019 Texas Legislature.  

By Imelda Mejia

FB Live TX Capitol 2019

The Key to Community Healing is Not Antagonism

By Terri Burke

Dissent is Patriotic