Last week, Houston City Council passed the controversial Houston Equal Rights Ordinance (HERO). The ordinance makes it “unlawful for any
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Alcohol and “Food Deserts”
A City of Houston ordinance bans the sale of alcohol within 300 feet of churches and most private schools, or
Houston, We Have a (Zoning) Problem
The following article was published in the Spring 2009 issue of The Objective Standard. $ $ $ Houston, Texas, my
City Can’t Eliminate Gangs by Behaving Like One
The following article was published in the Houston Chronicle on July 21, 1994. $ $ $ Consider the following scenario:
Progressivism Comes to Houston
This article was published in the February 1990 issue of The Freeman. $ $ $ During the Progressive Era of
Metro Unveils New Transit Plan
This was originally posted on Live Oaks on September 27, 2010. Comments have not been migrated. In the face of
“Selling” the Public on Light Rail
This was originally posted on Live Oaks on September 7, 2010. Comments have not been migrated. The Chronicle tells us
The Pot Calling the Kettle Black
This was originally posted on Live Oaks on August 17, 2010. Comments have not been migrated. Ramona Davis, executive director
A Tale of Two Walmarts
This was originally posted on Live Oaks on August 4, 2010. Comments have not been migrated. Two Houston neighborhoods are
Private Parks in Houston, Kinda, Sorta, Not Really
This was originally posted on Live Oaks on July 21, 2010. Comments have not been migrated. In 1976, some concerned