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When many Texans look at our state, they either think it will remain a conservative stronghold for many years to come or that it is on the verge of switching blue. However, with many new demographic changes in Texas, there will be great shifts in the support bases for the major parties in the state. Due in part to these demographic changes, Texas remained a strong red state in 2020, which ended up giving a majority of votes to incumbents former President Donald Trump and Senator John Cornyn.  Similar to the elections in Florida, the demographic changes of Texas have helped to bolster suppo...

“We felt the house shake, but it hadn’t occurred to us that they dropped a bomb. Pretty quickly, it got smokier and smokier. At first we thought it was the tear gas, but then it got thicker. … It started getting hot in there. The house was on fire.” - Ramona Africa, lone adult survivor of the 1985 MOVE bombing What would you do if you turned on the news and found out the police had just bombed an entire neighborhood in your city? Would your foundational belief in America change? Would you live every day of your life in fear, knowing it could be taken away at any moment by ...

© Goro Taniguchi, Kazuki Nakajima, ANIPLEX / Back Arrow Production Committee The two-cour winter 2021 original anime series Back Arrow is getting its home video releases handled by Aniplex Japan and they’ve set a big schedule for it. The twenty-four episode series is getting an eight-volume release that begins on April 28th, 2021. Both DVD and Blu-ray editions are coming and all are limited editions. The DVD sets are priced at 7,000 yen while the Blu-ray sets are at 8,000 yen. Check out the full schedule below. The project comes from director Goro Taniguchi and writer Kazuki Nakashima of ...

When I was looking through Twitter the other day, I was surprised to see #AsATexan trending. Knowing the bastion of joy and kindness that Twitter is, I braced myself for

Last fall, Texas A&M decided this semester’s standard, week-long Spring Break students and faculty are used to will be shortened to just one day, March 19. This decision makes sense