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Voting for change in Jasper: If political parties don’t divide vote, notions on gender and race often do
Started by ThePoliticalDiva · 10 months ago
BENNETT ROTH, Houston Chronicle
Nearly a decade has passed since this small Southeast Texas town drew national scrutiny after James Byrd Jr. was dragged to his death by three white men motivated by racial hatred.
This week, around the corner from the courthouse where two of the three men wer ... Continue reading »
Nearly a decade has passed since this small Southeast Texas town drew national scrutiny after James Byrd Jr. was dragged to his death by three white men motivated by racial hatred.
This week, around the corner from the courthouse where two of the three men wer ... Continue reading »
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