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Guadalupe "Lupe" Valdez (70) was a Dallas Sheriff for four terms, and now she wants to reach the government of Texas and show that "the Bible Belt" is a state where everyone fits. Source: https://annieslist.com

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Texas, are you ready?

Guadalupe "Lupe" Valdez is the first Hispanic and lesbian sheriff in the history of Dallas, and she…
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DOJ Challenges Texas
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Women protest against the abortion law in Texas. Photo credit: Getty Images.
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Justice Dep. sues Texas
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As of Wednesday, the state of Texas proclaimed a new anti-abortion law. Photo: Getty Images
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Abortion ban storm
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Students held protests in favor of the law in Texas. Photo credit: Getty Images.
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Texas' virtual abortion ban
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As encampment sweeps increase, communities across the country continue to be affected. Photo: Maritza Zuluaga/AL DÍA News
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Philly sweeps encampments
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Texas Democrats walked out of a legislative session on Sunday night, blocking an election reform bill that would have restricted voter access. Photo: Julián Castro speaks during the "Texans Rally For Our Voting Rights" event at the Texas Capitol Building on May 8, 2021 in Austin, Texas. GARY MILLER / GETTY IMAGES
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A fleeting victory
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  Former candidate for U.S. Senate Beto O'Rourke speaks to thousands of people gathered to protest a U.S./Mexico border wall being pushed by President Donald Trump February 11, 2019 in El Paso, Texas. Photo: Christ Chavez/Getty Images.
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Beto’s Third Try?
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Banner at Southcrest Baptist Church on April 27, in Lubbock. Photo Justin Rex courtesy of The Texas Tribune.
Heritage and History
Lubbock, 'sanctuary city'
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The elections will take place soon, on Saturday, May 1, 2021. Photo: Jana Lynne Sanchez campaign photo, Adam Bazaldua City Council photo, Ana Sandoval campaign photo, Robert Treviño campaign photo,  Tara Wilson Campaign photo
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Flipping Texas in 2021
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Selina Herrera has used a Google form to sign members of her community up for COVID-19 vaccines. Photo courtesy of Selina Herrera.
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A Young Latina Hero in TX
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Raúl Villaronga. Photo:Kdhnews.
Heritage and History
A pioneer dies
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Photo: Texas Public Utility Commission
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A Final Resignation
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GOP lawmakers recently introduced two dozen bills that would make it harder to vote in the lone star state.Photo: Scott Olson/Getty Images
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Voter Suppression Fight Back
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The CDC recommends including food and agricultural employees in the first phases of COVID-19 vaccine eligibility Reps like Joaquin Castro (D-TX) are fighting for this to be implemented in Texas. Photo: Getty Images
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what about ag workers?
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Texans are letting their governor know what they think of the mask mandate recall. But not everyone agrees. Photo: AP Images
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Meanwhile in Texas
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Texans are letting their governor know what they think of the mask mandate recall. But not everyone agrees. Photo: AP Images
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Meanwhile in Texas
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AUSTIN, TX - FEBRUARY 15: People carry groceries from a local gas station on February 15, 2021 in Austin, Texas. Winter storm Uri has brought historic cold weather to Texas, causing traffic delays and power outages, and storms have swept across 26 states with a mix of freezing temperatures and precipitation. (Photo by Montinique Monroe/Getty Images)
Thought Leaders
What I Saw in Texas
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Photo of Christian Pineda, courtsey of Maria Pineda and attorney Tony Buzbee
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A Preventable Death
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AOC wants policy in TX
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“Lets see how far we can go.” Rep. Alexandria Ocasio Cortez has raised $2 million in less than a day for the Texas storm crisis. Photo:BRENDAN SMIALOWSKI, Contributor / AFP/Getty Images
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Las Congresistas
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Texas Senator Ted Cruz was captured boarding a plane bound for Cancun on Feb. 17. Photo: Twitter user @Juan_Gomez18/Brendan Smialowski via Getty Images
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Fled Cruz
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Rep. AOC also went on to dissect how, specifically in Texas, the mass power outages are “literally” what happens when a Green New Deal isn’t pursued. Photo: Getty Images/Miguel Gutierrez via Dallas News
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Green New Deal in TX
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Photo: Eric Gay/Associated Press
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Texas' Winter Storm Crisis
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In Primavera Deluxe you can see a turn of festive confidence and above all security as to stretch the rap with some more modern beats. PHOTOGRAPHY: Al Día News.
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STRAIGHT OUTTA DALLAS
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127,000 drive-thru votes may be safe, but nine of 10 locations in Harris County are still shut down on Nov. 3. Photo: Houston Chronicle
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Drive-thru Limitation
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Voters must endure long lines at the polls, but in just days they have made history. Photo: DallasNews
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Record Turnout
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Photo: Building the American Dream
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A dream in demolition
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flipping texas blue
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ODESSA, TX - SEPTEMBER 1: A mural on a wall outside a gun range following a deadly shooting spree on September 1, 2019 in Odessa, Texas. Seven people had been killed, in addition to the gunman and at least 21 others were wounded, including three law enforcement officers after a gunman went on a rampage. (Photo by Cengiz Yar/Getty Images)
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Illness or hate?
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Migrant farm workers harvest sod on a farm outside Guy, Texas. Photo: Bob Nichols/USDA.
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The Immigrant Economic Boom
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The US president, Donald Trump, addresses the media before boarding the Marine One at the White House, in Washington DC (United States), on January 10, 2019. Trump visits the Mexican border in full campaign in favor of the construction of the border wall and in the middle of the partial administrative closure arisen before the refusal of the democratic opposition to accede to its financing. EFE / Shawn Thew
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National Emergency?