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More than 50 students, farmworkers, and labor advocates protested Chipotle on the Drag in front of UT-Austin on Wednesday, according to the Daily Texan.
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Members of Austin's Capital Metro bus drivers' union picketed the Cap Metro administration's offices on Monday, according to the Daily Texan:After 16 months of negotiations, Capital Metro employees from the Austin chapter of the Amalgamated Transit Union are still at a stalemate over their new...
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On Sept. 24, Campus Antiwar Movement to End the Occupation protested the CIA’s presence at the Liberal Arts Career Services center at the University of Texas at Austin, which hosted an RSVP-only event with CIA recruiters.
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Former Georgetown police officer Jimmy Fennell received a 10-year prison term yesterday for a kidnapping charge, as well as a two-year term for improper sexual conduct with an inmate.In 1996, Rodney Reed, a black man, was sentenced to death for the murder of Stacey Stites, who was Fennell's fiance...
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{mosimage} P. Sainath is an Indian journalist and an expert on global development issues.

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The New Texas Radical is a radical news website and activist resource based in Austin, Texas. This publication aims to discuss political, social, economic, and cultural themes relevant to Texas from radical viewpoints; to expand community understanding of these themes; to provide a voice for activists and citizens committed to spreading social justice by helping to overthrow capitalism, class, white power, patriarchy, homophobia, xenophobia, war, and other deep-rooted institutional failures; and to help build a radical-progressive left movement.

As a publication, we embrace advocacy journalism, or the practice of using fact-based arguments to support certain views and causes. In particular, we side with History’s Losers: the poor, the oppressed, minorities, workers, women, and children. In this way, we are openly biased against reactionaries and committed to social justice.

Because we endorse advocacy journalism, we reserve the right not to print submissions that promote racism, sexism, homophobia, xenophobia, or are otherwise intended to derail or contradict our stated aims.

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