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Nonfiction and creative nonfiction writer from Dallas, TX.

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The Photographer Who Chronicled Downtown's Protest Murals

The Photographer Who Chronicled Downtown's Protest Murals

During the first weekend of protests after the killing of George Floyd, storefronts in downtown and Deep Ellu…

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The Tallahatchie County Correctional Facility

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By Christopher Cartwright Verified
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In new lawsuits, groups claim LED didn’t follow constitutional requirements with Hyundai tax breaks

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By Christopher Cartwright Verified
| The Advocate (Baton Rouge, LA) Verified
In new lawsuits, advocacy groups say Louisiana Economic Development and others didn’t respect the state constitution when authorizing bonds and spending taxpayer money for industrial development in Ascension Parish.
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Labor union, community groups send open letter to Hyundai asking for meeting over Ascension plans

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By Christopher Cartwright Verified
| The Advocate (Baton Rouge, LA) Verified
A coalition that includes a local union, community and advocacy groups has sent an open letter to Hyundai’s president asking leadership to meet and discuss plans for a $5.8 billion steel mill coming to Ascension Parish. Sent Monday to Hyundai President and CEO José Muñoz by a coalition including United Steelworkers District 13, NAACP Louisiana State Conference and Sierra Club Delta Chapter, the letter seeks the creation of a community benefit agreement (CBA) after community meetings.
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