Posted on · On Monday's Houston Matters: The latest on the runoff race for Houston City Council District B, the latest efforts to treat HIV/AIDS, lessons from six years studying white supremacist groups, and the latest on Houston sports.
Posted on · More than 80% of Latino voters in Texas are concerned about being targeted by racist killers.
Posted on · A national movement to commemorate lynching victims could come to the Houston area and recognize four black men who were killed here.
Posted on · The author of the novel Dear Martin speaks at the University of Houston Aug. 16.
Posted on · Christian Picciolini has devoted his life to helping others avoid the path he took.
Posted on · Mayor Sylvester Turner is allocating an additional $1.5 million for public safety.
Posted on · “It’s not in our policy. And I have a very strong suspicion that it will never happen again in the city of Galveston.”
Posted on · Episode: 1709 Cap Wigington. Today, a remarkable architect.
Posted on · The study analyzed responses from the same survey sample over 10 years.
Posted on · Episode: 1681 The Literary Digest tells us about science in 1904. Today, a bright new century.
Posted on · Houston Matters discusses the concept of reparations and the logistical challenges associated with them.
Posted on · Episode: 1667 In which we look at the problem of seeing what we expect to see. Today, we try to see what we’re looking at.
Posted on · With recent controversies surrounding photos of public figures in blackface, we learn about the history of blackface and how it’s influenced thinking about African Americans.
Posted on · On Friday's Houston Matters: Bail bond companies sue the county. We explore the history of blackface. We break down The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly of the week's news. And John Oates pays homage to his roots.
Posted on · Dr. Eduardo Bonilla-Silva explains how racist practices persist in modern times.