TEXAS WHEN I DIE
Christina ReesDisillusioned Texas art critic who happens to love the First Amendment
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Do you remember the first time you self-censored?
Roald Dahl may have been an asshole, but he was a writer of a lot of beloved books, too, and controlling his written language — rewriting his very thoughts — to make the world a more “PC” place is no small thing. It’s the big slippery slop...
It’s June, 2022. Are You Still Okay with “Gender Affirmation” for Kids?
In nullification surgery, the nipples are also removed.
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I’d guess t...
On Driving in Texas
A still from Death Proof, 2007. Directed by Quentin Tarantino; shot in Texas.
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I love to drive. Or I did lov...
Our Autistic World
Martin Starr as Gilfoyle in Mike Judge’s ‘Silicon Valley,’ HB0, 2014-2019. One of my favorite characters in one of my favorite shows. Tangent: Judge, through comedy, is one of our true prophets and sages. His only equal in this regard (who...
Uvalde's Dads
Amerie Jo Garza was fatally shot Tuesday, May 24, 2022, in a mass shooting at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Texas. She is pictured here with her dad, Angel Garza. Image via Dallas Morning News.
Spare a thought for the dads in Uvalde,...
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