Texas Standard for March 24, 2017
A vote on health care? Or something else? As party leaders scramble for votes, what does it mean to be a Republican? We’ll explore. And: Fifteen percent of UT Austin women have been victims of rape according to the accidentally released details of a landmark study. We’ll hear about the survey and how the numbers got out. Also: Prayer rooms in public schools. Does Texas have a problem with that? Plus: Why a side of soy sauce might come with that next southwestern dish. And: James Brown with a dash of Jimi Hendrix? How Black Joe Louis is messing with Texas music is a very good way. Plus the week in politics and a whole lot more. Those stories and so much more today on the Texas Standard:

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