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Civil rights probe shows Fort Bend ISD disproportionately disciplined black students

Houston Chronicle, August 8, 2018

Texas Schools Arresting More of Their Students After Parkland and Santa Fe School Shootings

Texas Monthly, July 30, 2018

Arrests of Texas students have increased since Parkland and Santa Fe shootings, study says

Dallas Morning News, July 17, 2018

Central Texas suspensions of young students raise concerns

Austin American-Statesman, July 17, 2018

Less Than Zero Tolerance

Marshall Project, July 17, 2018

News Roundup: Gun And Threat-Related Charges Spike For Texas Students After Recent Shootings

Texas Standard, July 17, 2018

Bail reform means safer communities

Texas Tribune (TribTalk), July 6, 2018 | Op Ed by Mary Mergler

Special education advocates worry Abbott's school safety plan will accelerate school-to-prison pipeline

Houston Public Media, June 22, 2018

How Disaster Recovery Overlooks the Poor

Texas Observer, June 18, 2018

News Roundup: Texan Who Chaired US Consumer Advisory Board Expresses Concerns

Texas Standard, June 11, 2018

Back to the Future

Texas Monthly, June 3, 2018

After years of scandal, Texas' juvenile justice agency sets new goals to rehabilitate teen lawbreakers

Dallas Morning News, June 1, 2018

News Roundup: Two Texas Groups Sue HUD Over Fair Housing Act Enforcement

Texas Standard, May 9, 2018

Austin nonprofits sue HUD, Carson after changes to fair housing rules

Austin American-Statesman, May 8, 2018

Texas groups join in lawsuit targeting Trump housing practices

Houston Chronicle, May 8, 2018

Advocates say HUD proposal to raise rents could hurt struggling families in Austin

Austin Monitor, May 4, 2018

Council wants to help homeowners resist 'predatory home flipping'

Austin Monitor, May 1, 2018

Shutdown of Texas Schools Probe Shows Trump Administration Pullback on Civil Rights

ProPublica, April 23, 2018

The Latest Climate Threat for Coastal Cities: More Rich People

Bloomberg, April 23, 2018

Payday Lenders Are Working Hard to Keep Texas the ‘Wild West’ in Trump Era

Texas Observer, April 17, 2018

It’s our form of apartheid: How Galveston stalled public housing reconstruction in the 10 years after Ike

Texas Tribune, April 16, 2018

A decade after Ike, Houston still hasn’t spent tens of millions it got to build affordable housing

Texas Tribune, March 29, 2018

In Rare Legal Move, the City of Amarillo Takes Landowner to Court Over Homeless Camp

Texas Observer, March 28, 2018

Public school suspension rates in Texas continue to raise questions

Houston Chronicle, March 27, 2018

Texas Schools Suspended Tens Of Thousands Of Students In Second Grade Or Younger, Report Says

Houston Public Media, March 26, 2018