The El Paso community joined Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center El Paso in a student-led candlelight vigil last Thursday evening (June 25th) to mark the one-month anniversary of George Floyd‘s death in Minneapolis Read More
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As the one-month anniversary of George Floyd‘s senseless death in Minneapolis approaches, Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center El Paso students invite the El Paso community to join in a student-led candlelight vigil to Read More
Setting the pace for Fort Worth’s Juneteenth caravan on Friday is 93-year-old Opal Lee. The activist and educator will lead her community on foot for two and a half miles — a distance that represents Read More
Gov. Greg Abbott traveled to Houston on Monday to attend the public visitation of George Floyd, a black man who was killed recently in Minneapolis police custody. Abbott told reporters afterward that Floyd’s death Read More
At the request of Mayor Dee Margo, Interstate 10 and ONE San Jacinto will be lit crimson and gold on Monday night, June 8, in remembrance of George Floyd. “Tonight, June 8, 2020, El Paso will be lit in Read More
On Wednesday, June 3, Bishop Mark Seitz received a personal call from the Holy Father, Pope Francis, thanking Bishop Seitz for his prayerful response to the protests and the injustices of racial prejudices in the United Read More
El Paso Independent School District Superintendent Juan Cabrera released a statement regarding the death of George Floyd. The El Paso Independent School District condemns the murder of Mr. George Floyd last week in Minneapolis and Read More
With protests underway across the country, El Pasoans joined the chorus of citizens decrying the death of George Floyd nearly a week ago. With an organized march starting at Memorial Park, pausing at the El Read More