Chronicle writer claims “Hard Boiled” is the best …
John Woo’s ‘Hard-Boiled’ is the best action-crime film ever made. Fight me. The 1992 movie, with its dazzlingly choreographed bullet ballet sequences, raised the bar and paved the way for
New Logo, new Name same college
The new logo of the recently renamed Houston Community College. I have to admit that the logo is nice. I hope that the new name and logo will help the
15 running for Houston at-large 4
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Workshop raids, jobs that Americans should be doing.
Short-term is undoubtedly not good for the people who are being apprehended, nor for the companies that hired them. Long term, it may be beneficial for both groups, although the
Harris County, when you spend more than you take more from the peasants.
A charge of $187 was issued for an accident that left scuff marks on the concrete; Harris County charged the car’s owner. After watching the video below, I thought maybe
Does Trump do focus groups, “abundance v populism”?
Democratic research finds voters prefer populism over ‘Abundance’ It is a very long article, which frankly did not mean much to me, except that the Democratic Party wants to lead
Democrats’ idea of solving probems, tax the people.
The following is from an article posted by a Democrat from Houston. A copy of the Controller’s report, called “Weathering the Storm: Houston’s Financial Preparedness for Natural Disasters”, is here, and
One of the new Black Congressional Districts will be the 29th.
Well, Houstonians need not wander any longer if the Black Community would allow the Latino Community to maintain one Congressional District. The answer is NO. One of the Black candidates
Been slow news since Trump seems to has taken ill.
I have seen one photo of him, and it looks like they forgot to put his dentures in. But the bat shitty crazy stuff that he spouts typically makes for
Mass Murder and Transgender
I am old, I know I am old; I spend more time thinking about the roads I could have taken and much less time on the roads I can take
Chagas – the disease you probably never heard about.
It’s one of the most insidious diseases you’ve never heard of, but Chagas is here in California and 29 other states across the U.S. It kills more people in Latin
Saw three movies this weekend.
The Mauritanian, Two Graves, and NEZHA. All three movies are available on Netflix. I would say that the Mauritanian was the best of the three. It is based on a
Texas segregated children by race, and ethnicity.
The School District I attended segregated us up till High School, at least as to the Mexican-Americans. For several decades, Black students were bused across town to attend an all-Black
Tejano v Ranchera
One can dance to the sound of the Tejano interpretation of the same song, Las Ciudades. As I was looking for people dancing Tejano, it dawned on me that the
As Trump and his MAGA racist try to wipe out Mexican-American contributions to America
As Trump and his MAGA racist try to wipe out our contributions to America, we must remind our children and grandchildren of how we, the Mexican-American, have helped make this
Univision and the self-deport ad
One has to wonder how close Univision is working with the Trump administration. Apparently, many Univision employees were unhappy with the TV company running those ads. Spanish-language TV networks Telemundo
Whitmire failing Houston’s Residents
Great at giving first responders extraordinary pay raises, but terrible at basic services that cities need. Hardly a day goes by without something to remind us that Whitmire is way
Gay/Black/Progressives have robbed the Latinos of power, thus leaving them defenseless.
Without political power, people are defenseless and are pawns in the hands of those in power. There was a time in the 1970s when the Mexican-American community in Houston had
Houston Council Member Castillo failing his constitutents.
When a council member almost always wins due to the voting pattern of one high-voting community, other communities often do not receive the attention from that council member that they
Katrina gave the Houston Black Community additional political power.
Estimates suggest that anywhere from 100,000 to 300,000 evacuees initially came to Houston after Hurricane Katrina. While the exact number who permanently settled is harder to determine, reports indicate that