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An entrance to the Sul Ross State University campus at Alpine.
Laura Torres didn’t plan to study in her hometown of Del Rio. She had gone to the University of South Carolina for a teaching program, but then got pregnant and moved back to the border city of Del Rio in 2018.
She’s determined to continue her education and enrolled at the Rio Grande College, an upper-level branch of Sul Ross State University in West Texas serving the Middle Rio Grande region with satellite campuses.
But it’s been a challenge, she said, and not just as a single mother.
Poll: More than 60% of Bexar County voters support legalizing marijuana, gambling
More than 60% of voters in Bexar County would approve measures that legalize and tax marijuana and gambling across state
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The legalization of recreational marijuana use and gambling in Texas has faced uphill battles for years in the Republican-controlled Legislature, but a new poll shows a solid majority of likely voters in Bexar County support allowing both.
Results from a new Bexar Facts-KSAT-San Antonio Report 2021 Q1 poll show that more than six-in-10 likely voters are in support of legalizing and taxing recreational marijuana and gambling for adults in Texas.
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The measure would also require the companies to disclose their content moderation policies, publish regular reports about the content they remove and create an appeals process for user content that has been taken down.Â
Credit: Getty Images/iStockphoto Senate approves bill to stop social media companies from banning Texans for political views
By Shawn Mulcahy
The Texas Tribune Apr 1, 2021
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The measure would also require the companies to disclose their content moderation policies, publish regular reports about the content they remove and create an appeals process for user content that has been taken down. Credit: Getty Images/iStockphoto
Texas Senate approves bill to stop social media companies from banning Texans for political views
Texas Senate approves bill to stop social media companies from banning Texans for political views
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The measure would also require the companies to disclose their content moderation policies, publish regular reports about the content they remove and create an appeals process for user content that has been taken down. Credit: Getty Images/iStockphoto
The Texas Senate early Thursday approved a bill that would prohibit social media companies with at least 100 million monthly users from blocking, banning, demonetizing or discriminating against a user based on their viewpoint or their location within Texas.