Texas Standard For September 17, 2019
Why Dallas revamped its Holocaust museum for the modern world. And: Still in Dallas, the murder trial that’s sure to attract the nation’s attention. You may remember the off-duty police officer who is white and killed a young black man in his own apartment.Also: Cities in the Lone Star State prepare for the 2020 Census. Plus: The world from Mexico to the UK. All this and more, on the Standard:
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