Texas Standard for February 16, 2017
At campuses across Texas, posters and flyers calling for white people to take their country back. We’ll explore the recruitment campaign and the pushback. As a white supremacist group called the American Vanguard expands its college recruitment effort, demands grow for college leaders to take action. The president of the state’s flagship university joins us. And: After a defeat in the high court, Texas lawmakers bounce back with a new round of abortion-related bills. We’ll have the latest. Also: How high tech is getting political close to home. Plus: The forgotten pieces of an underground railroad that ran south. All that and much more just ahead on the Texas Standard:

Beth Cortez-Neavel/Texas Standard
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