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White test takers are far more likely to pass the licensing exam than people of color or older test takers.
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After debt relief promised under the American Rescue Plan Act was repealed under a section of the Inflation Reduction Act, farmers of color are suing the U.S government.
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Mike Sheppard was a jail warden for the West Texas Detention Center in Sierra Blanca — a privately owned detention facility that used to contract with the federal government to detain migrants. Louisiana-based LaSalle Corrections confirmed that he no longer worked with the company.
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More Black Americans live in Texas than any other state. Two years after George Floyd’s murder, many reconsider their future here.
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The Inflation Reduction Act repeals and replaces part of the American Rescue Plan Act that earmarked $4 billion in debt relief for farmers of color.
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Communities of color here face a burden of medical debt that dwarfs what white people experience, and what people of color experience in many other states
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Online racism tied to a Lubbock school might have greater implications for students and parents than imagined.
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The Texas State Board of Education is fielding proposals to update the state’s public school social studies curriculum this summer.
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Statistics collected in some cities show Black drivers are pulled over by police disproportionately, but not every department tracks the data.
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A new anti-racist toolkit from the Farmers Market Coalition is designed to help managers of farmers markets think about messaging, vendor support and product availability.