Well we made it through 2020 Election Day and yes it's still a lot to take in. But even as the Presidency is still being determined, this latest Episode of Ingressive Voices takes a look at what, if anything the local data can teach us about Texas turnout. Spoiler Alert: It's more complicated … Continue Reading ››
Category Archives: Houston Politics
IVP 13: Ingressive Voices Podcast- Full Text
Though Texas Leftist has been pretty quiet over the last few months, I have been so pleased to hear from readers who have also become listeners of the Ingressive Voices Podcast. The content on the podcast shares much in common with articles one would find on Texas Leftist, with the added elements … Continue Reading ››
The Ingressive Voices Podcast– Check It Out!!
So you may recall back before the elections that I announced that Texas Leftist would soon be wrapping up. This is still true, for the most part, but I may not be done with the blog just yet.
But if you have enjoyed the content from Texas Leftist over the years, please consider taking a … Continue Reading ››
Texas Vietnamese Community Worries As Trump Administration Threatens Deportations
From venerable institutions like Mai's restaurant and Les Givral's in Midtown Houston, to the bright bustling scenes of Saigon Plaza on the city's West Side, to Radio Saigon piping across the airwaves of the Southeast Texas, the influence of Texas' Vietnamese Community is a palpable and celebrated part of the Houston region's diverse mosaic. … Continue Reading ››
Point of Light: The Passing Of Bush 41
President George H. W. Bush’s record of achievement is unparalleled... from bravery in battle to political bravery during the height of constitutional crisis, from navigation of complex foreign relations to unprecedented champion of the disabled.
But above all, his example as a good man, devoted husband and loving patriarch continues to inspire us all. Just as … Continue Reading ››
Ray Hill: Never Afraid To Speak Out
Everyone has moments in their life where we are faced with an immediate choice. When we witness an injustice, do we speak out at that very moment, or do we shy away and try to make sense of it in our individual way? Rarely is this inner struggle an easy one. But whether easy or … Continue Reading ››
Houston Region Prepares For New Era With Harris County Judge-Elect Lina Hidalgo
We've said it before, and we'll say it again... Elections have consequences.
Speaking on Election Night 2018 after her incredible victory, Harris County Judge-Elect Lina Hidalgo reflected briefly on another recent election...
Like thousands of women across the country this year, I decided about 15 months ago that I wasn't just going to let things be. That … Continue Reading ››