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Abortion on the Border
A Q&A with one of the most important players in the state’s fight for abortion access
Sara Hutchinson
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After a Decade of Decline in Teen Parents, Support Services Brace for Rising Demand
It takes a village
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If You’ve Ever Wanted to Live Inside a Wes Anderson Movie…
This photography book is a close approximation
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Diedrick Brackens Weaves Multitudes in the Blanton’s “darling divined”
From his loom, the acclaimed artist fuses folk tales and forgotten memories with his own experiences to tell new, expanding stories of identity
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For One Austinite When the Pandemic Closed the Border, Uzbekistan Rolled Out the Welcome Mat
Jennifer Whiddon reflects on what it was like getting trapped abroad for six months
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Gift Ideas for the Austin-Loving Cinephile in Your Life
From the big and small screens to your giftee
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Sound Unseen Review: Queens of the Revolution
Inside the loving, revolutionary walls of El Mejunje
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Sound Unseen Review: Molto Bella
Musical romance is at least gorgeous on the surface
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Sound Unseen Review: Maurice Hines: Bring Them Back
An intimate and emotional dance with the tap great
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The Sword and the Shield Shows Malcolm X and MLK Were More Alike Than Different
Dr. Peniel E. Joseph’s book argues that the civil rights leaders are two sides of the same revolutionary coin
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Top Tracks for Sound Unseen Film + Music Festival
Band histories and soaring romances at the streaming fest