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On cities’ ‘OK boomer’ face-off with state and national governments

David Judson - December 1, 2019

Let’s call it the infantilization of cities. It’s more than a little ironic: as cities...

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Will Austin Join Cities Leading Efforts To Improve Democracy?

Bryan Jones - November 26, 2019

Much has changed in Texas's Implementation of democracy since September 5, 1836 when Sam...

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Dogs to roads to human rights — Austin’s direct democracy decades

David Judson - November 26, 2019

In early November, Austin voters nixed a proposal to rethink the Austin Convention Center...

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