#houstontx — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #houstontx, aggregated by home.social.
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#HoustonTX - #UrbanHarvest Mobile Market
"Launched in the summer of 2020, the Urban Harvest Mobile Market Program is committed to providing individuals in food-insecure areas with expanded choice and purchasing power, promoting healthy dietary habits, and fostering a robust local food ecosystem in Houston.
Feeling the pinch? Urban Harvest has expanded Double Up to help!
Show your #SNAP, #WIC, #TANF, or other federal assistance card (no balance required) — or mention your health or community resource agency — and get $1 in free produce for every $1 you spend at any Mobile Market site.
Eligible payments for the Double Up match include SNAP, cash, or card.All Urban Harvest Mobile Market and Farmers Market sites:
BakerRipley Gulfton
4th Tuesdays
6500 Rookin St.
10am – 1pmNortheast Community FM at LBJ
1st and 3rd Saturdays
5656 Kelly, Entrance 4, Houston, TX 77026
9am to noonTrinity United Methodist Church
4th Saturday
2600 Holman St., Houston, TX 77004
10:00am – 1:00pm "Source:
https://www.urbanharvest.org/mobile-market/#SolarPunkSunday #MobileFarmersMarket #FoodInsecurity #FoodSecurity #MobileMarkets #BuildingCommunity
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Houston getting the Comets back needs to be Job #1 for further WNBA expansion 👏🏽 ☄️ 🏀 ⛹🏽♀️ #WNBA #WNBAExpansion #Houston #HoustonTX #HoustonComets
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Time once again to #compost those #pumpkins
Posted on November 2, 2025 by Charles Kuffner
"You know what to do.
The City of #HoustonTx Solid Waste Management Department, in partnership with Council Member #SallieAlcorn, is excited to announce the return of the 5th Annual #PumpkinCompostDropOff Program.
Don’t toss your pumpkins in the trash, compost them instead! From October 25 through November 29, Houston residents can drop off their used or unused pumpkins at two City of Houston facilities. All collected pumpkins will be transformed into nutrient-rich compost to help grow a greener Houston.
Please remove any candles, stickers, paint, or other non-pumpkin decorations before dropping off your pumpkins.
Last year’s event was a smashing success, diverting more than 25,260 pounds of pumpkins from Houston’s landfills, making it the most successful year yet. The city hopes to break that record in 2025 and divert even more #compostable material from the landfill.
'We’re proud to see Houstonians embracing composting and taking action to reduce waste,' said Director Larius Hassen, Director of Solid Waste Management 'It’s amazing to see how something as simple as a leftover pumpkin can help grow a more sustainable Houston'
'Pumpkins are everywhere, and I love seeing them. They get me excited for Halloween and Thanksgiving. And while pumpkin season is upon us, we know it won’t last forever. When your once-glorious pumpkin is ready to be retired, don’t throw it in the trash. Take advantage of the city’s pumpkin composting initiative. Turn your pumpkin into glorious compost to be used in city parks and green spaces,' said Council Member Sallie Alcorn.
Join us in turning holiday leftovers into something good for the earth. Together, we can make Houston cleaner, greener, and more sustainable, one pumpkin at a time.
Drop-off Locations:
City of Houston Reuse Warehouse
9003 N Main St, Houston, TX 77022
October 25th – November 29th
8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.Westpark Recycling Center
5900 Westpark, Houston, TX 77339
October 25th – November 29th
8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.Same as last year, more or less. You may find other options – as noted before, there’s a house in my neighborhood that collects them as feed for livestock – and that’s fine, pick what works best for you. Just don’t throw ’em in the trash, there’s no need for that."
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Want to speak at the PyTexas Conference next year? Now's your chance! Submit to our CFP by 12/7!
View our CFP https://pretalx.com/pytexas-2026/
#PyTexas
#pythonprogramming
#techconference
#CFP
#AustinTX
#HoustonTX
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KAMEO x YEEZ – THE MOTHERSHIP
#HipHopRap #HoustonTX #beattape #hiphop #soul #underground #Houston
CC BY-NC-ND (#CreativeCommons Attribution Non Commercial No Derivatives) #ccmusic
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KAMEO x YEEZ – THE MOTHERSHIP
#HipHopRap #HoustonTX #beattape #hiphop #soul #underground #Houston
CC BY-NC-ND (#CreativeCommons Attribution Non Commercial No Derivatives) #ccmusic
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KAMEO x YEEZ – THE MOTHERSHIP
#HipHopRap #HoustonTX #beattape #hiphop #soul #underground #Houston
CC BY-NC-ND (#CreativeCommons Attribution Non Commercial No Derivatives) #ccmusic
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KAMEO x YEEZ – THE MOTHERSHIP
#HipHopRap #HoustonTX #beattape #hiphop #soul #underground #Houston
CC BY-NC-ND (#CreativeCommons Attribution Non Commercial No Derivatives) #ccmusic
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>Proponents hope Senate Bill 1164 will allow for interventions before there is an immediate danger — because by then, it can be too late. Walter Macias said he asked the police in San Antonio for help several times before his brother’s psychosis led him to believe that his home, where he lived with his mother, was a fort defending Earth from aliens. The brother, Fernando, told Walter he was buying an AR-15 to prepare for the invasion.
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>When the police arrived to detain him on a mental health warrant, Fernando opened fire, leading to a 25-hour standoff. Their mother was killed by the state SWAT team in the crossfire, and Fernando was taken to jail, where he lost more than 100 pounds and died after not receiving dialysis for months, according to a wrongful death suit.
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>“This bill would’ve saved my family’s tragedy,” Walter Macias said. He said he’d reached out to authorities periodically for two decades before the incident and that the realization that the law couldn’t do anything had left him feeling helpless.Really? You trust that the same system that murdered your mother and starved your brother would behave differently with this new legislation because... what? Because they have a new excuse for involuntary commitment on top of the ones they already have?
This is nothing more than a pretext to round up people and throw them into concentration camps under the guise of "they don't realize they are ill."
>By 2024, James Caruthers, director of public affairs at the Coalition for the Homeless in Houston and Harris County, had noticed what he called “a groundswell to say mental health and homelessness are almost inseparable … and we have to be a lot more draconian.”
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>Conservative think tanks, like the Cicero Institute and Texas Public Policy Foundation, had begun calling for the nation’s homeless strategy to shift from a focus on housing to a focus on treating mental illness and substance abuse. The Cicero Institute explicitly urged states to amend civil commitment laws “to make it easier to help those who cannot help themselves.”They're not even speaking in coded language here, y'all. This has nothing to do with mental health and everything to do with stopping what works --- housing first --- and starting round-ups.
>A group of psychiatrists, law professors, judges (including one whom Pope Francis had recognized for his work involving involuntary treatment) and others had just spent three years examining the same question. The Model Legal Processes Work Group concluded that states should include anosognosia as part of their commitment criteria, but that such changes would have to be made alongside investments in housing and quality mental health treatment services for the system to work.
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>...
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>The bill authored by Zaffirini did not, however, go as far as to add funding for housing or mental health treatment services.Surprise surprise, SB 1164 doesn't do shit for housing *or* treatment (https://capitol.texas.gov/tlodocs/89R/analysis/html/SB01164H.htm). It's purely a mechanism for throwing people away.
>“There are a lot of people in Houston that are praising your work on this. I know that you have worked very closely with HPD and stakeholders that are trying to end homelessness. I know this has been a priority of Mayor Whitmire, our former colleague. So, on behalf of many organizations in Houston, thank you and your team for all the work and your efforts.”
Calling HPD a "stakeholder" in this process is insulting. They're the enforcers tasked with sweeping the homeless.
>Moving forward, he said, the nation would have to make sure that it wasn’t just providing housing.
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>“(We need to make sure) we’re providing for those who have mental illness, those that have addiction. And so I’m very encouraged by what I see here today.”But y'all aren't even providing the housing to start with! What you are building are concentration camps, plain and simple. And folks' classism and disgust for the homeless are making it all possible.
#deia #homelessness #InvoluntaryCommitment #5150 #MentalIllness #txlege #HoustonChronicle #ableism #HoustonTX #Houston #htx #anosognosia #MentalHealth
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>Proponents hope Senate Bill 1164 will allow for interventions before there is an immediate danger — because by then, it can be too late. Walter Macias said he asked the police in San Antonio for help several times before his brother’s psychosis led him to believe that his home, where he lived with his mother, was a fort defending Earth from aliens. The brother, Fernando, told Walter he was buying an AR-15 to prepare for the invasion.
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>When the police arrived to detain him on a mental health warrant, Fernando opened fire, leading to a 25-hour standoff. Their mother was killed by the state SWAT team in the crossfire, and Fernando was taken to jail, where he lost more than 100 pounds and died after not receiving dialysis for months, according to a wrongful death suit.
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>“This bill would’ve saved my family’s tragedy,” Walter Macias said. He said he’d reached out to authorities periodically for two decades before the incident and that the realization that the law couldn’t do anything had left him feeling helpless.Really? You trust that the same system that murdered your mother and starved your brother would behave differently with this new legislation because... what? Because they have a new excuse for involuntary commitment on top of the ones they already have?
This is nothing more than a pretext to round up people and throw them into concentration camps under the guise of "they don't realize they are ill."
>By 2024, James Caruthers, director of public affairs at the Coalition for the Homeless in Houston and Harris County, had noticed what he called “a groundswell to say mental health and homelessness are almost inseparable … and we have to be a lot more draconian.”
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>Conservative think tanks, like the Cicero Institute and Texas Public Policy Foundation, had begun calling for the nation’s homeless strategy to shift from a focus on housing to a focus on treating mental illness and substance abuse. The Cicero Institute explicitly urged states to amend civil commitment laws “to make it easier to help those who cannot help themselves.”They're not even speaking in coded language here, y'all. This has nothing to do with mental health and everything to do with stopping what works --- housing first --- and starting round-ups.
>A group of psychiatrists, law professors, judges (including one whom Pope Francis had recognized for his work involving involuntary treatment) and others had just spent three years examining the same question. The Model Legal Processes Work Group concluded that states should include anosognosia as part of their commitment criteria, but that such changes would have to be made alongside investments in housing and quality mental health treatment services for the system to work.
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>...
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>The bill authored by Zaffirini did not, however, go as far as to add funding for housing or mental health treatment services.Surprise surprise, SB 1164 doesn't do shit for housing *or* treatment (https://capitol.texas.gov/tlodocs/89R/analysis/html/SB01164H.htm). It's purely a mechanism for throwing people away.
>“There are a lot of people in Houston that are praising your work on this. I know that you have worked very closely with HPD and stakeholders that are trying to end homelessness. I know this has been a priority of Mayor Whitmire, our former colleague. So, on behalf of many organizations in Houston, thank you and your team for all the work and your efforts.”
Calling HPD a "stakeholder" in this process is insulting. They're the enforcers tasked with sweeping the homeless.
>Moving forward, he said, the nation would have to make sure that it wasn’t just providing housing.
>
>“(We need to make sure) we’re providing for those who have mental illness, those that have addiction. And so I’m very encouraged by what I see here today.”But y'all aren't even providing the housing to start with! What you are building are concentration camps, plain and simple. And folks' classism and disgust for the homeless are making it all possible.
#deia #homelessness #InvoluntaryCommitment #5150 #MentalIllness #txlege #HoustonChronicle #ableism #HoustonTX #Houston #htx #anosognosia #MentalHealth
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>Proponents hope Senate Bill 1164 will allow for interventions before there is an immediate danger — because by then, it can be too late. Walter Macias said he asked the police in San Antonio for help several times before his brother’s psychosis led him to believe that his home, where he lived with his mother, was a fort defending Earth from aliens. The brother, Fernando, told Walter he was buying an AR-15 to prepare for the invasion.
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>When the police arrived to detain him on a mental health warrant, Fernando opened fire, leading to a 25-hour standoff. Their mother was killed by the state SWAT team in the crossfire, and Fernando was taken to jail, where he lost more than 100 pounds and died after not receiving dialysis for months, according to a wrongful death suit.
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>“This bill would’ve saved my family’s tragedy,” Walter Macias said. He said he’d reached out to authorities periodically for two decades before the incident and that the realization that the law couldn’t do anything had left him feeling helpless.Really? You trust that the same system that murdered your mother and starved your brother would behave differently with this new legislation because... what? Because they have a new excuse for involuntary commitment on top of the ones they already have?
This is nothing more than a pretext to round up people and throw them into concentration camps under the guise of "they don't realize they are ill."
>By 2024, James Caruthers, director of public affairs at the Coalition for the Homeless in Houston and Harris County, had noticed what he called “a groundswell to say mental health and homelessness are almost inseparable … and we have to be a lot more draconian.”
>
>Conservative think tanks, like the Cicero Institute and Texas Public Policy Foundation, had begun calling for the nation’s homeless strategy to shift from a focus on housing to a focus on treating mental illness and substance abuse. The Cicero Institute explicitly urged states to amend civil commitment laws “to make it easier to help those who cannot help themselves.”They're not even speaking in coded language here, y'all. This has nothing to do with mental health and everything to do with stopping what works --- housing first --- and starting round-ups.
>A group of psychiatrists, law professors, judges (including one whom Pope Francis had recognized for his work involving involuntary treatment) and others had just spent three years examining the same question. The Model Legal Processes Work Group concluded that states should include anosognosia as part of their commitment criteria, but that such changes would have to be made alongside investments in housing and quality mental health treatment services for the system to work.
>
>...
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>The bill authored by Zaffirini did not, however, go as far as to add funding for housing or mental health treatment services.Surprise surprise, SB 1164 doesn't do shit for housing *or* treatment (https://capitol.texas.gov/tlodocs/89R/analysis/html/SB01164H.htm). It's purely a mechanism for throwing people away.
>“There are a lot of people in Houston that are praising your work on this. I know that you have worked very closely with HPD and stakeholders that are trying to end homelessness. I know this has been a priority of Mayor Whitmire, our former colleague. So, on behalf of many organizations in Houston, thank you and your team for all the work and your efforts.”
Calling HPD a "stakeholder" in this process is insulting. They're the enforcers tasked with sweeping the homeless.
>Moving forward, he said, the nation would have to make sure that it wasn’t just providing housing.
>
>“(We need to make sure) we’re providing for those who have mental illness, those that have addiction. And so I’m very encouraged by what I see here today.”But y'all aren't even providing the housing to start with! What you are building are concentration camps, plain and simple. And folks' classism and disgust for the homeless are making it all possible.
#deia #homelessness #InvoluntaryCommitment #5150 #MentalIllness #txlege #HoustonChronicle #ableism #HoustonTX #Houston #htx #anosognosia #MentalHealth
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>Proponents hope Senate Bill 1164 will allow for interventions before there is an immediate danger — because by then, it can be too late. Walter Macias said he asked the police in San Antonio for help several times before his brother’s psychosis led him to believe that his home, where he lived with his mother, was a fort defending Earth from aliens. The brother, Fernando, told Walter he was buying an AR-15 to prepare for the invasion.
>
>When the police arrived to detain him on a mental health warrant, Fernando opened fire, leading to a 25-hour standoff. Their mother was killed by the state SWAT team in the crossfire, and Fernando was taken to jail, where he lost more than 100 pounds and died after not receiving dialysis for months, according to a wrongful death suit.
>
>“This bill would’ve saved my family’s tragedy,” Walter Macias said. He said he’d reached out to authorities periodically for two decades before the incident and that the realization that the law couldn’t do anything had left him feeling helpless.Really? You trust that the same system that murdered your mother and starved your brother would behave differently with this new legislation because... what? Because they have a new excuse for involuntary commitment on top of the ones they already have?
This is nothing more than a pretext to round up people and throw them into concentration camps under the guise of "they don't realize they are ill."
>By 2024, James Caruthers, director of public affairs at the Coalition for the Homeless in Houston and Harris County, had noticed what he called “a groundswell to say mental health and homelessness are almost inseparable … and we have to be a lot more draconian.”
>
>Conservative think tanks, like the Cicero Institute and Texas Public Policy Foundation, had begun calling for the nation’s homeless strategy to shift from a focus on housing to a focus on treating mental illness and substance abuse. The Cicero Institute explicitly urged states to amend civil commitment laws “to make it easier to help those who cannot help themselves.”They're not even speaking in coded language here, y'all. This has nothing to do with mental health and everything to do with stopping what works --- housing first --- and starting round-ups.
>A group of psychiatrists, law professors, judges (including one whom Pope Francis had recognized for his work involving involuntary treatment) and others had just spent three years examining the same question. The Model Legal Processes Work Group concluded that states should include anosognosia as part of their commitment criteria, but that such changes would have to be made alongside investments in housing and quality mental health treatment services for the system to work.
>
>...
>
>The bill authored by Zaffirini did not, however, go as far as to add funding for housing or mental health treatment services.Surprise surprise, SB 1164 doesn't do shit for housing *or* treatment (https://capitol.texas.gov/tlodocs/89R/analysis/html/SB01164H.htm). It's purely a mechanism for throwing people away.
>“There are a lot of people in Houston that are praising your work on this. I know that you have worked very closely with HPD and stakeholders that are trying to end homelessness. I know this has been a priority of Mayor Whitmire, our former colleague. So, on behalf of many organizations in Houston, thank you and your team for all the work and your efforts.”
Calling HPD a "stakeholder" in this process is insulting. They're the enforcers tasked with sweeping the homeless.
>Moving forward, he said, the nation would have to make sure that it wasn’t just providing housing.
>
>“(We need to make sure) we’re providing for those who have mental illness, those that have addiction. And so I’m very encouraged by what I see here today.”But y'all aren't even providing the housing to start with! What you are building are concentration camps, plain and simple. And folks' classism and disgust for the homeless are making it all possible.
#deia #homelessness #InvoluntaryCommitment #5150 #MentalIllness #txlege #HoustonChronicle #ableism #HoustonTX #Houston #htx #anosognosia #MentalHealth
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>Proponents hope Senate Bill 1164 will allow for interventions before there is an immediate danger — because by then, it can be too late. Walter Macias said he asked the police in San Antonio for help several times before his brother’s psychosis led him to believe that his home, where he lived with his mother, was a fort defending Earth from aliens. The brother, Fernando, told Walter he was buying an AR-15 to prepare for the invasion.
>
>When the police arrived to detain him on a mental health warrant, Fernando opened fire, leading to a 25-hour standoff. Their mother was killed by the state SWAT team in the crossfire, and Fernando was taken to jail, where he lost more than 100 pounds and died after not receiving dialysis for months, according to a wrongful death suit.
>
>“This bill would’ve saved my family’s tragedy,” Walter Macias said. He said he’d reached out to authorities periodically for two decades before the incident and that the realization that the law couldn’t do anything had left him feeling helpless.Really? You trust that the same system that murdered your mother and starved your brother would behave differently with this new legislation because... what? Because they have a new excuse for involuntary commitment on top of the ones they already have?
This is nothing more than a pretext to round up people and throw them into concentration camps under the guise of "they don't realize they are ill."
>By 2024, James Caruthers, director of public affairs at the Coalition for the Homeless in Houston and Harris County, had noticed what he called “a groundswell to say mental health and homelessness are almost inseparable … and we have to be a lot more draconian.”
>
>Conservative think tanks, like the Cicero Institute and Texas Public Policy Foundation, had begun calling for the nation’s homeless strategy to shift from a focus on housing to a focus on treating mental illness and substance abuse. The Cicero Institute explicitly urged states to amend civil commitment laws “to make it easier to help those who cannot help themselves.”They're not even speaking in coded language here, y'all. This has nothing to do with mental health and everything to do with stopping what works --- housing first --- and starting round-ups.
>A group of psychiatrists, law professors, judges (including one whom Pope Francis had recognized for his work involving involuntary treatment) and others had just spent three years examining the same question. The Model Legal Processes Work Group concluded that states should include anosognosia as part of their commitment criteria, but that such changes would have to be made alongside investments in housing and quality mental health treatment services for the system to work.
>
>...
>
>The bill authored by Zaffirini did not, however, go as far as to add funding for housing or mental health treatment services.Surprise surprise, SB 1164 doesn't do shit for housing *or* treatment (https://capitol.texas.gov/tlodocs/89R/analysis/html/SB01164H.htm). It's purely a mechanism for throwing people away.
>“There are a lot of people in Houston that are praising your work on this. I know that you have worked very closely with HPD and stakeholders that are trying to end homelessness. I know this has been a priority of Mayor Whitmire, our former colleague. So, on behalf of many organizations in Houston, thank you and your team for all the work and your efforts.”
Calling HPD a "stakeholder" in this process is insulting. They're the enforcers tasked with sweeping the homeless.
>Moving forward, he said, the nation would have to make sure that it wasn’t just providing housing.
>
>“(We need to make sure) we’re providing for those who have mental illness, those that have addiction. And so I’m very encouraged by what I see here today.”But y'all aren't even providing the housing to start with! What you are building are concentration camps, plain and simple. And folks' classism and disgust for the homeless are making it all possible.
#deia #homelessness #InvoluntaryCommitment #5150 #MentalIllness #txlege #HoustonChronicle #ableism #HoustonTX #Houston #htx #anosognosia #MentalHealth
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SPVCEDD x AASIR – SPMUZIK
#AASIR #HipHopRap #HoustonTX #QueensNYC #Rap #beattape #hiphop #soul #underground #Houston
CC BY-NC-ND (#CreativeCommons Attribution Non Commercial No Derivatives) #ccmusic
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Anyone in #Texas -- make sure you check out the latest #AntiProtestLaws! They have a lot of lame excuses to arrest folks!
Gov. Abbott deploys over 5,000 Texas #NationalGuard troops ahead of planned ‘#NoKings’ protests
By JIM VERTUNO
Updated 1:15 PM EDT, June 12, 2025AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — "Texas Gov. #GregAbbott said Thursday he has ordered the deployment of more than 5,000 Texas National Guard troops, along with more than 2,000 state police, to help local law enforcement manage protests against President Donald Trump and the ongoing federal immigration raids.
"Abbott’s announcement did not detail where the troops were sent, but some were seen at a protest Wednesday night in downtown San Antonio near the Alamo. That protest drew hundreds of demonstrators but did not erupt into violence.
"More protests are planned on Saturday in #SanAntonioTX and across Texas in cities such as #HoustonTX, #AustinTX and #DallasTX as part of the national 'No Kings' movement.
"Protests earlier this week in Austin and Dallas led to brief clashes with police who used chemical irritants to disperse the crowds. About a dozen were arrested.
"'Peaceful protests are part of the fabric of our nation, but Texas will not tolerate the lawlessness we have seen in Los Angeles in response to President Donald Trump’s enforcement of immigration law,' Abbott said. 'Anyone engaging in acts of violence or damaging property will be arrested and held accountable to the full extent of the law.' "
#TexasResists #Texas #NoKingsEvents #NonViolentProtests #ProtestLaws #Project2025 #Authoritarianism
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Tonight's the night! Be sure to join us at 8:00pm CDT for the PyTexas Virtual Monthly Meetup, where we'll be joined by @pathunstrom giving her talk "X Architectures and Counting". Trust us, you don't want to miss this one!
Join us in the Discord for the meetup, https://pytexas.org/meetup
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Join us next week at 8:00pm CDT as our good friend @pathunstrom takes us on a journey detailing the lessons learned throughout her career in her meetup talk "X Architectures and Counting"
RSVP for the meetup https://pytexas.org/meetup
#PyTexas
#AustinTX
#DallasTX
#SanAntonioTX
#HoustonTX
#Texas
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We're only 1 week away before we're all back together again in beautiful Austin, TX! We still have a few tickets left, so get yours now while there's still time! See you April 11 - 13
Info below ⬇️
#pythonprogramming
#techconference
#AustinTX
#DallasTX
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If you're free next weekend, come check out the #PyTexas conference! It's jam packed with presentations by world class Python experts from around the globe. Tutorials on Fri, talks on Sat. & Sun. See you there
🗓️ April 11 - 13, Austin, TX
Get your tickets before we run out! https://pretix.eu/pytexas/2025/
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Just like our beautiful Texas wildflowers, the #PyTexas conference is only here for a short time every year. Don't miss out, get your tickets now!
April 11-13, Austin TX
Hurry up and get your tickets! https://pretix.eu/pytexas/2025/ -
We're only 1 week away before we're all back together again in beautiful Austin, TX! We still have a few tickets left, so get yours now while there's still time! See you April 11 - 13
Get your ticket https://pretix.eu/pytexas/2025/
#pythonprogramming
#techconference
#AustinTX
#DallasTX
#HoustonTX
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Don't miss out on the biggest Python event in Texas! Join us April 11-13 in Austin, TX for the 19th annual #PyTexas Conference. Tickets are still available, and going fast!
Get your ticket today! https://pretix.eu/pytexas/2025/
#Python
#pythonprogramming
#techconference
#AustinTX
#SanAntonioTX
#HoustonTX
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Don't miss out on the biggest Python event in Texas! Join us April 11-13 in Austin, TX for the 19th annual #PyTexas Conference. Tickets are still available, and going fast!
More info https://www.pytexas.org/2025/
#Python
#pythonprogramming
#techconference
#AustinTX
#SanAntonioTX
#HoustonTX
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Two landmark #Houston #gay bars abruptly closed last week, leaving a dozen-plus employees and entertainers without promised final paychecks. Please contribute to the #fundraiser for their unpaid wages: https://gofund.me/4ccfbe65
More from @houstonpublicmedia: https://mastodon.social/@houstonpublicmedia/112605659483152545
#HoustonLGBTQ #LGBTQBars #LGBTQ #drag #DragQueen #DragQueens #HoustonTX #HTX #MontroseArea #Montrose #Buddys #KIKI
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Intense showers and thunderstorms in #Houston are increasing the danger of flash floods and playing havoc with my electricity and cable Internet.
@spacecityweather has called a Stage 2 #FloodAlert; I’m hunkered down and resigned to not getting any work done until probably late afternoon.
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A Ru girl #drag show at the legendary #Numbers nightclub? 👀
https://tickets.vemos.io/-N9hL0z3vE22qlxtMz66/ct-productions/-N_aBh2ypDEMycCtEBqI/serve-2023
https://numbersnightclub.com/event/serve-2023/#JessicaWild #LaLaRi #Jorgeous #Jan #JanSport #Denali
Plus a hell of a #LocalDrag lineup, hosted by thee legendary #Blackberri: #LunaOfTheLilies #DynastyBanks #HughDandy #MulanAlexander #AdrianaLaRue
#Serve2023 #DragQueens #DragKings #SupportLocalDrag #HoustonDrag #TexasDrag #Houston #HoustonTX #HTX #RuPaulsDragRace #DragRace
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A Ru girl #drag show at the legendary #Numbers nightclub? 👀
https://tickets.vemos.io/-N9hL0z3vE22qlxtMz66/ct-productions/-N_aBh2ypDEMycCtEBqI/serve-2023
https://numbersnightclub.com/event/serve-2023/#JessicaWild #LaLaRi #Jorgeous #Jan #JanSport #Denali
Plus a hell of a #LocalDrag lineup, hosted by thee legendary #Blackberri: #LunaOfTheLilies #DynastyBanks #HughDandy #MulanAlexander #AdrianaLaRue
#Serve2023 #DragQueens #DragKings #SupportLocalDrag #HoustonDrag #TexasDrag #Houston #HoustonTX #HTX #RuPaulsDragRace #DragRace
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A Ru girl #drag show at the legendary #Numbers nightclub? 👀
https://tickets.vemos.io/-N9hL0z3vE22qlxtMz66/ct-productions/-N_aBh2ypDEMycCtEBqI/serve-2023
https://numbersnightclub.com/event/serve-2023/#JessicaWild #LaLaRi #Jorgeous #Jan #JanSport #Denali
Plus a hell of a #LocalDrag lineup, hosted by thee legendary #Blackberri: #LunaOfTheLilies #DynastyBanks #HughDandy #MulanAlexander #AdrianaLaRue
#Serve2023 #DragQueens #DragKings #SupportLocalDrag #HoustonDrag #TexasDrag #Houston #HoustonTX #HTX #RuPaulsDragRace #DragRace
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A Ru girl #drag show at the legendary #Numbers nightclub? 👀
https://tickets.vemos.io/-N9hL0z3vE22qlxtMz66/ct-productions/-N_aBh2ypDEMycCtEBqI/serve-2023
https://numbersnightclub.com/event/serve-2023/#JessicaWild #LaLaRi #Jorgeous #Jan #JanSport #Denali
Plus a hell of a #LocalDrag lineup, hosted by thee legendary #Blackberri: #LunaOfTheLilies #DynastyBanks #HughDandy #MulanAlexander #AdrianaLaRue
#Serve2023 #DragQueens #DragKings #SupportLocalDrag #HoustonDrag #TexasDrag #Houston #HoustonTX #HTX #RuPaulsDragRace #DragRace
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A Ru girl #drag show at the legendary #Numbers nightclub? 👀
https://tickets.vemos.io/-N9hL0z3vE22qlxtMz66/ct-productions/-N_aBh2ypDEMycCtEBqI/serve-2023
https://numbersnightclub.com/event/serve-2023/#JessicaWild #LaLaRi #Jorgeous #Jan #JanSport #Denali
Plus a hell of a #LocalDrag lineup, hosted by thee legendary #Blackberri: #LunaOfTheLilies #DynastyBanks #HughDandy #MulanAlexander #AdrianaLaRue
#Serve2023 #DragQueens #DragKings #SupportLocalDrag #HoustonDrag #TexasDrag #Houston #HoustonTX #HTX #RuPaulsDragRace #DragRace
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Great feature on glamorous #Galveston #DragQueen Dessie Love Blake in this month’s OutSmart magazine: https://www.outsmartmagazine.com/2023/07/the-island-enchantress/
Follow & see her perform:
• Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/dessie.love.blake/
• Instagram: https://instagram.com/dessieloveblake
• Twitter: https://twitter.com/dessieloveblake
• Web site: https://dessieloveblake.com#drag #queen #Houston #Texas #HoustonTX #HTX #HoustonDrag #TexasDrag #SupportLocalDrag #LocalDrag #LGBTQ #DragPerformer #DragPageant #showgirl #glam #HamburgerMarys
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Great feature on glamorous #Galveston #DragQueen Dessie Love Blake in this month’s OutSmart magazine: https://www.outsmartmagazine.com/2023/07/the-island-enchantress/
Follow & see her perform:
• Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/dessie.love.blake/
• Instagram: https://instagram.com/dessieloveblake
• Twitter: https://twitter.com/dessieloveblake
• Web site: https://dessieloveblake.com#drag #queen #Houston #Texas #HoustonTX #HTX #HoustonDrag #TexasDrag #SupportLocalDrag #LocalDrag #LGBTQ #DragPerformer #DragPageant #showgirl #glam #HamburgerMarys
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Great feature on glamorous #Galveston #DragQueen Dessie Love Blake in this month’s OutSmart magazine: https://www.outsmartmagazine.com/2023/07/the-island-enchantress/
Follow & see her perform:
• Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/dessie.love.blake/
• Instagram: https://instagram.com/dessieloveblake
• Twitter: https://twitter.com/dessieloveblake
• Web site: https://dessieloveblake.com#drag #queen #Houston #Texas #HoustonTX #HTX #HoustonDrag #TexasDrag #SupportLocalDrag #LocalDrag #LGBTQ #DragPerformer #DragPageant #showgirl #glam #HamburgerMarys
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Great feature on glamorous #Galveston #DragQueen Dessie Love Blake in this month’s OutSmart magazine: https://www.outsmartmagazine.com/2023/07/the-island-enchantress/
Follow & see her perform:
• Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/dessie.love.blake/
• Instagram: https://instagram.com/dessieloveblake
• Twitter: https://twitter.com/dessieloveblake
• Web site: https://dessieloveblake.com#drag #queen #Houston #Texas #HoustonTX #HTX #HoustonDrag #TexasDrag #SupportLocalDrag #LocalDrag #LGBTQ #DragPerformer #DragPageant #showgirl #glam #HamburgerMarys
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Great feature on glamorous #Galveston #DragQueen Dessie Love Blake in this month’s OutSmart magazine: https://www.outsmartmagazine.com/2023/07/the-island-enchantress/
Follow & see her perform:
• Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/dessie.love.blake/
• Instagram: https://instagram.com/dessieloveblake
• Twitter: https://twitter.com/dessieloveblake
• Web site: https://dessieloveblake.com#drag #queen #Houston #Texas #HoustonTX #HTX #HoustonDrag #TexasDrag #SupportLocalDrag #LocalDrag #LGBTQ #DragPerformer #DragPageant #showgirl #glam #HamburgerMarys
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Really enjoying my adopted hometown #HoustonTX’s #psychedelic-#funk-#soul-#dub trio #Khruangbin’s recent albums “Live at #Stubbs” and “Live at #RadioCityMusicHall,” especially because the first few tracks showcase their opening acts before going into the headline material. It feels more like I’m at the show myself.
https://khruangbin.deadoc.co/live-album-series
https://songwhip.com/khruangbin/live-at-stubbs
https://songwhip.com/khruangbin/live-at-radio-city-music-hall
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Katy, TX Pride coming on October 14, 2023
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Aww, #KarlUrban canceled his upcoming appearance at #Comicpalooza in #Houston 🙁
https://www.comicpalooza.com/guests/2023-guests/#:~:text=Karl%20Urban
Still going to be a fun #MemorialDay weekend. Getting my (much less involved this year) #cosplay ready!
#TheBoys #ThorRagnarok #StarTrek #LOTR #AlmostHuman #Riddick #Dredd #JudgeDredd #Doom #Xena
#HoustonTX #HTX #PopCulture #con #convention #movies #TV #anime #comics #ComicBooks #gaming #GenreLiterature #SF #SciFi #fantasy #horror #thriller -
By the way, here’s #Muffy’s answer to the inevitable question: https://www.instagram.com/reel/CmFztxVDZnW/
Go follow her on #Instagram and her other accounts, she’s both glamorous *and* hilarious. And if you’re in #Houston, #SupportLocalDrag and go see her perform! Maybe we can convince her to join the #fediverse?
#MuffyV #DragRace #RuPaulsDragRace #RPDR #MistressIsabelleBrooks #drag #DragQueen #DragQueens #DragPerformer #DragArtist #HoustonDrag #HoustonDragQueen #HoustonTX #HTXdrag #HTX #TexasDrag #Texas
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#HoustonDrag represent!
(Not my first choice for a #Houston #queen — Muffy Vanderbilt III will always have my heart — but I’ll take it!)
#RuPaulsDragRace #DragRace #RPDR #DragQueen #MistressIsabelleBrooks #HTX #HoustonTX #drag