How MLK vision of justice and equality moves Houstonians even today
We may still examine the political polarization in the nation today through the critical prism of Dr. Martin Luther King…
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Turo: The car rental app at the center of the New Orleans Tragedies
In the New Orleans Bourbon Street incident, a 42-year-old Houston resident named Shamsud-Din Jabbar used a rented Ford vehicle to…
Why are people frustrated with the TikTok ban?
TikTok is running out of time, and if you listen carefully, you can hear millions of users shouting, “Noooooo!” You…
Community outraged by Houston Police Department hire of abusive cop Deven Ortiz
In front of Houston City Hall, activists from several groups banded together to call for the dismissal of a new…
Meet Lilian Bodunrin: Certified Doula and Wellness Advocate
Lilian Bodunrin was drawn to the disturbing maternal death rates among Black women when she first learnt about them. She…
Critics Argue Harris County Crime Data Dashboard Misleads on Bond Policies, Racial Disparities
Advocates are examining Harris County’s recently established crime data dashboard, which aims to increase openness in the criminal justice system,…
Black men in Houston supporting the fight against breast cancer
Many Black men in Houston are actively interested in raising awareness and supporting the fight against breast cancer, despite the…
Houston City Spending Analysis shows racial and gender disparities in business opportunities
According to a recent study, there are significant racial and gender differences in the way the City of Houston divides…
Meet Jasmine Robinson: Founder of Collegiate Mom Coalition
The transformation of Jasmine Robinson from adolescent mother to the creator of the Collegiate Mom Coalition is very remarkable. Despite…
Why does the U.S. still have the Electoral College?
Voters cast ballots in every presidential election with the intention of choosing the country’s next leader. The notion that the…
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