Texas Standard for September 18, 2015
Black Lives Matter, Blue Lives Matter, All Lives Matter: Maintaining the peace as groups converge on the Texas Capitol. Plus: The glass ceiling in college athletics. What’s preventing women from reaching top posts at top universities? Also: The story behind a new safe haven for survivors of modern-day slavery. And: Texas’ next musician laureate Joe Ely explores the mystery of the panhandle ramblers. All that, plus the week in Texas politics and Ralph the Swimming Pig? It’s gotta be Texas Standard time.
Beth Cortez-Neavel/Texas Standard
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