Texas Standard for January 29, 2016
Equal Rights. Equal Obligations? A rite of passage for men may become a legal requirement for young women, too. Efforts are underway to remove a last vestige of sexism in the military. Not all women are thrilled about it, however. We’ll explore. Also: Is growth in Texas making economic segregation worse? How one Texas community may have found a solution. Plus: Lariats and laureates – lassoing the allure of cowboy poetry. Those stories and lots more on the Texas Standard:
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