Fossilized in Houston
We’re hoping to spark an emotional awareness of the ongoing mass extinction as well as the profoundly unjust human consequences of climate change.…
John Medina Hot-Glues Our Attention
I really enjoy the fact that people are so attracted to the textures of my paintings. I like to watch as they reach out to touch the surfaces only to retract their hands at the last minute as if there is some sort of invisible force field around the panels. …
The Biggest Tribe You Never Learned About In Your Texas History Books
We continue to live our Life Ways based on our location of Somi Sek and our region’s geography, weather, plant life and wildlife.…
HOUSTON SCHOOL OFFERS $300,000 IN SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS
St. Stephen’s Episcopal School is giving $300,000 in scholarship awards to 15 students entering grades 9-11. …
It’s Not Over: Marriage Equality ≠ Full Equality
Advances in LGBTQ civil rights are more limited than commonly assumed...and could easily be undone.…
Daniel Bachman’s River
These songs hold your attention like first-time drivers hold a steering wheel; they're gripping, and they never let go, even when Bachman draws out a long pause from one section of a song to the next. …
“…and I like chicken fried” — Oak Leaf Smokehouse
The veggies, the thinly sliced deep-fried onions artistically placed on top of the gravy, and the fact that the BBQ sauce was on a very small plate on the side made me question every single life decision I had made until that moment. …
Pot, Policy, and Post Traumatic Stress Disorder
“I don’t believe that when God made marijuana he made a mistake that government needs to fix,” Rep. Simpson writes in an op-ed published by the Texas Tribune entitled “The Christian case for drug law reform.”…
