
Working class perspectives on the 'migrant crisis'
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Assclown of the Year: Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick is an utter embarrassment to Texas
Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick has long wielded his power in the Texas Capital like a cudgel, using procedural maneuvers to grant himself ever more control of the state Senate and sidelining those who don’t step in line with a far-right agenda steeped in homophobia, immigrant bashing and white nationalism. So
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Dining Disorder: San Antonio restaurants continued to face turmoil in 2023
San Antonio’s food scene was rocked at the beginning of December as three heavy-hitting locally owned restaurants announced their impending closures. Sari-Sari Supper Club, Sangria on the Burg and Carnitas Lonja — all nationally renowned, all favorites of Alamo City local foodies — will shut their d
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Growing Collections: A brief look at what San Antonio museums acquired in 2023
San Antonio museums had a busy 2023 highlighted by memorable exhibitions, leadership changes and new developments. The McNay Art Museum mounted the powerful “Womanish: Audacious, Courageous, Willful Art,” welcomed Matthew McLendon as director and CEO, and appointed Mia Lopez as its first ever curato
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