Dallas Morning News on racial justice and a call to action
The Dallas Morning News discusses unrest in Tulsa and Charlotte linked to police killings of Black men, urging readers to engage in empathy and concrete actions. It highlights Luvvie Ajayi's book Nine Things White People Can Do to Fight Racism Now and outlines steps such as amplifying Black voices, talking with family, donating, voting, demanding accountability, witnessing police activity, protesting, and taking personal action.
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Lawmakers and officials contact details from Midland to Austin
A list of federal and state representatives and senators with their office addresses in Washington Texas and contact options for Mike Conaway John Cornyn Ted Cruz Will Hurd Randy Neugebauer Tom Craddick and other officials. It provides district and capitol addresses phone numbers and online contact forms for outreach.
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The Real Threat to the Constitution Is Trump
Stephen Chapman argues that former President Donald Trump poses the greatest risk to constitutional norms and long-term political stability. The piece scrutinizes executive overreach and the erosion of restraint in U S governance.
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Trump’s Constitution stance contrasts with Republican fears
The piece argues Trump alienates Republicans and concerns over his Constitution respect. It notes Romney and Bush family dissent, while some backers cite possible conservative Supreme Court picks. It warns Trump’s views on due process, torture, First Amendment rights, and birthright citizenship clash with constitutional protections, implying Clinton appointees might better defend limits.
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