Texas Standard for April 28, 2017
Berkeley, Auburn – what about Texas colleges and universities? Should unpopular, even offensive speech be protected on campus? The proposal today on the Texas Standard. And: How do you fix a broken political map? Here’s a hint, it’ll take more than tape. What’s at stake as a court takes up minority voting power in Texas. Also: Are the democrats on Capitol Hill really looking for a government shutdown? A rejoinder to the other side of the aisle from a prominent Texas congressman. Plus: Where are our flying cars? In two years, Uber promises they’ll be all over Dallas. And: Buckle up for what basketball fans are calling the I-10 series. All that plus the week in politics with the Texas Tribune and a whole lot more on today’s Texas Standard:
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Producer, and today's host, Laura Rice, cuts audio for the show.
More from 04/28/2017
Lloyd Doggett Says Republicans Are To Blame For Government Shutdown Risk
This Senator Seeks To Protect All Types Of Speech On College Campuses
Texas May Have To Go Hat In Hand To The Feds (Again) To Change Voting Rules
Why Ken Burns Spent 10 Years Creating A 10-Part Series On Vietnam
Uber Plans To Test Flying Cars In Dallas By 2020
Pollution At Baytown Refinery Costs Exxon $20 Million
Spurs Win Sets Up I-10 Series With Houston, Starting Monday Night
Typewriter Rodeo: Texas Spring
‘Sanctuary Cities’ Bill Passed By House Would Allowing Police To Verify Immigration Status
