7 June, 2026
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Texans Aren’t Eating Breakfast, Lunch, or Dinner Without Immigrants

I’ve always been a foodie. Not the eat-in-my-car-for-likes kind of foodie; I’m talking about being a native Houstonian who, back in high school, would drive to that one international grocery store on the northside just to explore. It’s my first taste of Roti and bean curd. It didn’t come from a trendy food truck or a curated social media feed—it happened at my friend Tyabba’s house, watching her mother roll out dough fresh from scratch. Decades later, I’ve watched Houston’s culinary Read more […]

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Houston’s Blueprint for Solving a National Crisis

Are you part of the roughly 66% of American consumers living paycheck to paycheck? That’s 2 out of every 3 Americans you know. Among those, about 40% are doing so out of absolute financial necessity—meaning every cent earned is dedicated to rent, food, and utilities. There is zero room for an emergency. This reality puts millions of Americans in the “at-risk” population for homelessness. You may have seen the heartbreak of the Tenderloin in San Francisco or the sprawling encampments Read more […]

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Statue of Barbara Rose Johns, Virginia Civil Rights Activist, Replaces Robert E Lee Statue in the U.S. Capitol

In a Capitol Building that still has statues in honor of Jefferson Davis, Barbara Rose Johns will be on the first floor of the U.S. Capitol in the same position the Lee statue formerly occupied. The Johns statue now joins Sojourner Truth, Mary McLeod Bethune, and Rosa Parks as one of four Black women honored in the U.S. Capitol in statue form. “The Commonwealth of Virginia will now be properly represented by an actual patriot who embodied the principle of liberty and justice for all, and not Read more […]

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Trump Rollbacks Put Mental Health Coverage at Risk Nationwide

In mental health specifically, advocates warn that the administration’s actions have effectively gutted the strongest provisions of the 2008 Mental Health Parity and Addiction Equity Act, which was designed to guarantee equal treatment for mental and physical health care.

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Media Monday: Do You Know The Black Press In Your City? 12/23

This week’s #MediaMonday features three notable publications from the NNPA/Black Press of America. The Michigan Chronicle announces Karmanos Cancer Institute’s groundbreaking use of the TheraBionic P1 device for liver cancer treatment. The Dallas Weekly highlights an empowering event for Black fathers, while Texas Metro News reports on lawmakers urging President Biden to finalize the Equal Rights Amendment.

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The Cost of Mass Deportation: America’s Economy

Mass deportations are often framed as a solution to immigration challenges, but they would wreak havoc on the U.S. economy. Immigrants, including undocumented workers, are deeply woven into the fabric of industries essential to our nation’s stability and growth. Agriculture, construction, hospitality, healthcare, and technology all rely heavily on immigrant labor. Deporting millions of workers from these sectors would not only create labor shortages but also disrupt supply chains, increase costs Read more […]

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Fort Bend County Voters Hold the Power to Shape Their Community’s Future

As election season approaches, Fort Bend County residents have an important opportunity to make their voices heard in local, state, and national elections. This area, which is one of the most diverse in the United States, serves as a microcosm of Texas itself, encompassing a rich variety of backgrounds, cultures, and perspectives. Once a largely agricultural area on the outskirts of Houston, Fort Bend County has transformed over recent decades into a bustling suburban hub, attracting families, businesses, Read more […]

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Buffalo Bayou EastJaphet Creek Park Opening Celebration

A ribbon-cutting and community festival for the opening of Japhet Creek Park in Houston’s Fifth Ward What: The Japhet Creek Park Opening Celebration takes place Saturday, September 21Buffalo Bayou Partnership (BBP) is pleased to announce the first green space opening in Buffalo Bayou East. Japhet Creek Park sits adjacent to a historic tributary of Buffalo Bayou that extends deep into the Fifth Ward. The transformation of this neighborhood park was completed in early 2024 and features accessible Read more […]

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Congressional Black Caucus Foundation Kicks Off 53rd Annual Legislative Conference with a Call to Strengthen American Democracy and Protect Essential Liberties

Washington, D.C. – Ahead of a critical presidential election year, the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation’s (CBCF) 53rd Annual Legislative Conference (ALC) opened with a call to not only celebrate the richness and vibrancy of Black cultural heritage, but also fortify our democracy and safeguard fundamental freedoms. Against a backdrop of the Supreme Court’s recent decision to strike down affirmative action programs, and DEI initiatives stalling across Corporate America, this year’s Read more […]

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Addressing the Epidemic of Gun Violence in Houston: A Call to Action for 2024

As we step into Q2 of 2024, the shadow of gun violence looms large over the streets of Houston, Texas. From senseless shootings to tragic losses of life, the scourge of gun violence continues to plague our communities, leaving behind a trail of devastation and heartache. As residents of Houston, we cannot afford to turn a blind eye to this pressing issue any longer. It’s time to confront the epidemic of gun violence head-on and demand meaningful action from our leaders and ourselves. That is why Read more […]

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