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Texas Standard For June 3, 2020
Though a more peaceful evening across Texas, voices continue to rise over police force against African Americans and people of color. Amid days of demonstrations over policing, a former Texas mayor and one-time presidential candidate decides it’s time for a full-throated endorsement of Joe Biden – our conversation with Julián Castro on what was, for him, a tipping point. And: The return of the Brown Berets to El Paso. Also: An attempt to get back to normal at Texas A&M – we’ll talk with the system’s chancellor and more today on the Texas Standard:
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