Houston is a lot more diverse than outsiders may realize. When I’m downtown, I like to grab my camera and walk around to take pictures.
Category: Social Justice/Human Rights
Window Shades Up For Landing (or: AWP, the ADA, Donald Trump, and Me) by Kelly Davio
As I flew into Washington, DC, last month, I knew I had an enviable view of the city below. The little, short-haul Embraer jet (read:
One More Request by Lynne Weiss
We are gathering in airports and public parks. Recently, we marched together in cities and towns in red states and blue states and foreign nations. We’ve
No, You Aren’t Moving to Europe, pt. 3 by Kelly Davio
This month’s “The Waiting Room” is the final installment of the three-part essay “No, You’re Not Moving to Europe.” If you missed the first two
Marching Solo with a Half Million Friends by Jim Ross
Why Walk? When a friend added me to the Nasty Women’s March group three days after the election, I knew I’d be going. Soon after,
This Is What Democracy Looks Like by Katrina Denza
The Decision to March Before this inaugural weekend, I’d never participated in a demonstration. My activism was limited to what I believed were my most
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