Texas Standard For October 14, 2019
Hundreds gather to protest the Fort Worth police shooting of a woman inside her own home. Less than two weeks after the Amber Guyger trial, another police shooting inside an innocent person’s home, raising profound questions about the use of lethal force by police, we’ll have details. And: Time for a rethink about rebuilding on the coast? How water unites and divides us, our series Drop by Drop begins. Also: Why a Texas state researcher says the war on drugs has unintentionally become a war on the climate. All of that and more today on the Texas Standard:
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