Juan Crow News Today

The New York Times’ 2020 series of feature obituaries, “Overlooked,” was primarily devoted to women and “people whose deaths, beginning in 1851, went unreported” in the publication. It was an ambitious project and one that Texas itself, as a state and a society, would arguably do well to replicate. Especially since a

Fifth Estate Magazine, radical publishing since 1965

A white supremacist ideology would appear to be antithetical to people of color, but there’s a perverse logic at play when they join extremist groups

Students, banned from speaking their native language, buried "Mr. Spanish" at a mock funeral.

Make no mistake, America’s experiment in popular sovereignty is in jeopardy. Here’s how this moment compares to past crises.

Kelly Lytle Hernández's book, Bad Mexicans, tells the story of the rebels who fled from Mexico to the U.S. to publish an oppositional newspaper that would help spark revolution in Mexico.

After two years of battling the COVID outbreak and freedumb-loving anti-maskers, coronavirus hospitalizations and infections are in sharp decline. This is the time we’ve all been waiting for — a time when our state’s economy should be rebounding and life should be returning to normal. But this is Texas. Now in a

The illegal re-entry law owes its existence less to prudent immigration policy than to xenophobia. Now Bidens DOJ is defending the law.