Texas Standard for April 8, 2015
Washington taps a top Texas researcher to help stop the next outbreak of an Ebola-like virus. Also: Food insecurity in one of the richest regions in the nation – and what Texas can do about it. And the politics of African-American hair braiding – we meet the woman trying to untangle state regulations. Plus a little tip for non-spanish speaking Texans. All that and more, on the Standard:
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