Let's Address Texas
Qasim Rashid, Esq., Clayton Tucker, Saadia Mirza, Dana Van De WalkerLed by Saadia Mirza, Let's Address Texas is your main destination for all things politics, social justice, and human rights in Texas.
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Grand Prairie ISD Kills Production of ‘Little Shop of Horrors’ After A Girl Landed Lead Male Role.
Grand Prairie ISD just cancelled an entire student production of Little Shop of Horrors because a 17-year-old girl named Ana Mota won the lead role of Seymour (a male character in the play). Auditions for the role were gender-blind. Mota ha...
Texas GOP Puts Children's Autism Program On The Chopping Block
Today, the Texas Tribune reported that the Texas Health and Human Services Commission (HHSC) has submitted a budget request for the 2028-2029 biennium that eliminates the Children’s Autism Program (CAP) completely. The program has existed s...
Texas Republicans Spend Another Week Dragging Our State To Hell
Monday: Paxton cut deals for sex offenders, then rallied with a man who jokes about “c*m trophies”
Ken Paxton Cut Plea Deals for 4 Sex Offenders and Now Rallies With a Man Who Calls Women “Fat Btches” and Kids “Cm Trophies”.
Paxton’s o...
We’re Flipping SBOE District 8 With Dr. Dana Van De Walker
I sat down with Dr. Dana Van De Walker, the Democratic candidate for Texas State Board of Education District 8. She’s running against a Republican incumbent who has been coasting on the assumption that nobody in the district pays attention...
Pentagon Says Firing Squad Execution of Fort Hood Shooter Nidal Malik Hasan Will Be Live Streamed
On December 3 at 1 p.m. Central Time, at Fort Hood, the US military will execute Nidal Malik Hasan by a firing squad. Everything about this horrific execution was planned for shock and emotional value. The time was chosen because it’s the s...
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Human Rights Lawyer • Author • Dad Jokes • Creator Let's Address This with Qasim Rashid
Rancher & Organizer. Running for TX Agriculture Commissioner to make food and farming affordable again.
Raised Republican in Texas. Life made me a progressive. Now I cover national politics with receipts. ❌ Never Trümper. ⚜️ NOLA Born.
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