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Opinion: I’m a Teacher. Even With the School Phone Ban, I’m Still Battling for Kids’ Attention.
Students are addicted to Chromebooks – and not for learning purposes
by Hayley Bell
Opinion: You Cannot Surveil a City Into Safety
Real public safety is created through stable housing, strong schools, healthcare, economic security, and other investments in the community
Opinion: I Was Unjustly Arrested at City Hall While Advocating for Solutions to Homelessness
Police-led camp sweeps are not the answer
by JJ Ramirez
Opinion: Nobody Should Be Denied Digital Access
The law requires equal online access for people with disabilities. Trump’s DOJ won’t enforce it.
by Sharron Rush
Opinion: Austin’s Guaranteed Income Program Helped Me Break the Cycle of Generational Poverty
How the no-strings-attached funding changes lives
Opinion: Joe Ely Told Me a Story Once …
Michael Ventura recalls one night in Lubbock with the future Flatlanders star
Opinion: Why Are We Not Doing More to Stand Up to Trump’s Tyranny?
Our government has been waging a war against Iran that few people support and yet nobody is doing anything about it
by Stuart Hay
Opinion: Police Associations Are Buying Austin’s Attention – and Dodging Accountability
As police associations amplify misinformation, the real issues inside the Austin Police Department are pushed further out of view
by Savannah Lee
Opinion: When a Symbol Breaks: What This Moment Asks of Us
Amid recent allegations involving Cesar Chavez, we need to move beyond rhetoric and truly center survivors
Opinion: Austin Must Stand With All Our Neighbors
Council Member Vanessa Fuentes on protecting our immigrant communities
Opinion: Waiting for Sunset: What a UT Campus Iftar Looks Like
Want to experience a genuine community space? Take part in a Ramadan dinner.
Op-Ed: “Affordability” Should Mean Being Able to Afford Time Off, Too
Austin congressman and new dad reflects on America’s time-off crisis
by Greg Casar
Op-Ed: When It Comes to ICE Cooperation, Austin Should Not Bend for a Law Still on Trial
By expanding adherence to SB 4, Austin risks fueling racial profiling, harming resident safety, and eroding public trust
by Ricco Miguel Garcia and Samuel Garcia
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