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How Texas rebuffed billions in ACA aid to insure the poor, and how Austin and other cities could fix it

Robert Brehm - October 16, 2020

The Affordable Care Act, or ACA, the signature policy of President Barack Obama’s administration,...

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The urgency of police reform made clearer still by new revelations in the case of Breonna Taylor killing

Dr. Peniel E. Joseph - October 4, 2020

The new release of taped grand jury deliberations in the still-murky case of Breonna...

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Despite hyper-partisan discourse about cities, the fates of urban, suburban and rural America are thoroughly intertwined

Robert Brehm - September 27, 2020

Though much of our idealist art, iconography, and symbolism paints the American story as...

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