Government officials may not want to accept this and they may not even comprehend it intellectually, but keeping Covid-19 clusters secret is about staving off the debt crisis facing El Paso. As […]
Cluster Secrets Is About El Paso Debt Crisis
El Paso Launched Rental Assistance Program Today
Although eviction moratoriums have ended in El Paso, the need for rental assistance remains. Recently, the City of El Paso announced a Rental Assistance Program. It has $10 million in federal funds […]
The Washington Redskins and El Paso Whitewashing
If the Washington Redskins can come to terms with the origins of its name, why can’t the El Paso community do the same? According to the online edition of the Cambridge Dictionary, […]
Local Nonprofit Amor Por Juarez Announces Covid-19 Artist Relief Fund
In a press release issued today, by Amor por Juarez, a local 501c3 non-profit, the agency announced that is offering “up to $500 in assistance to artists experiencing loss of income due […]
Why The Daily Positivity Rate Is Important
Tomorrow, City Council is expected to discuss, and possibly adopt agenda item number 19.3. The item, “discussion and action to disclose to the public the daily cumulative positivity rate, daily number of […]
Cultural Whitewashing
White-washed has many definitions, some formal and others adopted for specific topics of discourse. The well-known use of the term is the tendency of Hollywood to use White actors to play Asian […]
FBI Investigating El Paso Border Patrol Union Corruption
ProPublica reported on February 24, 2020 that the FBI is investigating the El Paso Border Patrol Union over the disappearance of about half-a-million dollars. As readers may have noted, there has been […]
City Council Agenda To Tackle Marihuana And Covid-19 Metrics
El Paso City Council is holding two meetings this week. The first, a special meeting tomorrow, July 20, 2020 has a discussion and action item adopting a cite and release policy for […]
An El Paso Police Officer Violated My Rights
Around 1989, I was turning left from North Mesa unto Executive Center, pretty much what I did every other day. But, unlike every other day, I soon learned that corrupt police officers […]
Armchair Quarterbacking the Vince Perez Loss
There were four primary runoff elections that dominated the election cycle this time around. Two were somewhat low key in that little controversy, if any, emanated from their respective political camps. Those […]
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