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The 2020 Census, Stand Up and Be Counted

By Jesse Jackson, National Political Writer

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new report should raise alarms about the upcoming 2020 census.

According to the Pew Research Center, the good news is that the overwhelming majority of Americans are aware of the census, and over eight in 10 say they are likely to participate.

The bad news is that nearly one in four blacks, young people, and lower income people and one in five Hispanics are uncertain or reluctant to participate. If not changed, that could have truly negative impact on the most vulnerable.

The census is a big deal. The Constitution of the United States mandates a count of every American every 10 years.

That count is used to allocate seats in the Congress, to inform redistricting of political boundaries and to guide the distribution of literally hundreds of billions of federal funds.

If Hispanics or Blacks are hesitant to participate, the undercount will impact how well represented they are, and how much federal money their neighborhoods get.

In these polarized times, the census is in danger of being turned into a political football. The Trump administration sought to place a question about citizenship on the census, clearly designed to intimidate immigrants from participating. That was blocked by the Supreme Court, but the controversy around it may well impact the willingness of immigrants generally, and Hispanics in particularly to participate.

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ensure that help is not there.

That increasingly leaves publicizing the census and providing assistance to complete the process to the states. Some states like California and New York take this seriously. Others -- like Texas and Florida -- do not. Southern states, mired in the habit of not wanting African Americans to count, often do little as well. According to the National Conference of State Legislatures, just 20 states have appropriated funds to coordinate, advertise and partner with local groups on the census.

The Census Bureau classifies low income people as “hard to count.”

The census is mailed to households in March. The homeless, however, have no mailbox. Low income people change addresses and jobs more often and are often forced into temporary housing with friends or relatives. Too often the people most in need of federal assistance are the very people who are not counted in the census that determines the allocation of fun ds.

The Trump administration has consistently sought to cut the budget for the Census Bureau. The 2020 census will be the first that is done largely online -- but many Americans, particularly older ones, aren’t as familiar with online responses. They will need extra help, and Trump seems to be doing what he can to

Citizen groups have scrambled to address the problem. The Congressional Black Caucus and Congressional Hispanic Caucus have created projects, partnering with local groups and national organizations to spread the word about the census and to set up volunteer efforts. A fight over funding for the census is likely to occur in the

Trump Calls Impeachment Inquiry a ‘Lynching’

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Rep. James Clyburn.

President and the Republicans win the House, even by a tiny margin, they can impeach the President, without due process or fairness or any legal rights. All Republicans must remember what they are witnessing here - a lynching. But we will WIN!” the President tweeted.

Trump has repeatedly railed against the probe, calling it a “witch hunt” and a “So some day, if a Democrat becomes “fraud,” but Tuesday marks his first use of

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resident Donald Trump on Tuesday called House Democrats’ impeachment a “lynching,” employing a term associated with the extrajudicial killings of African-Americans while calling on Republicans to aid his political defense.

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Again, an undercount can have major effects. In Texas, which has no state committee, 40 percent of the population is Hispanic, many are no doubt terrified by the fervid debate over immigration.

Texas could gain as many as three seats in the Congress -- if its population is counted. In fiscal year 2016, Texas received over $59 billion in federal funds derived from census data. An analysis

by Andrew Reamber, professor at The George Washington University, estimates that an undercount of merely 1 percent would cost the state nearly $300 million in federal funds.

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It should not have to be this way. The census is in the Constitution because the Founders understood how important it was to know the size of the population.

Everyone should agree that an accurate count is vital. Congress should step up to ensure the Census Bureau has adequate funding. The states should gear up so that their most vulnerable are counted and gain a fair share of federal support.

Volunteer organizations should mobilize to help register those hardest to count.

Time is short: the census is mailed to households in March. The time to act is now.

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the term “lynching,” which is associated with a period of horrific racial violence in the United States, in regard to the inquiry.

Following Emancipation and the Civil War, killings, often carried out in public settings, known as lynchings, terrorized newly freed black Americans. Thousands of citizens were killed this way.

Trump’s use of the term is also notable as he has frequently stoked racial tensions while in office, from referring to undocumented immigrants as an “infestation” tosharply criticizing African-American athletes who protest during the National Anthem.

White House deputy press secretary Hogan Gidley argued Tuesday that Trump’s use of the word “lynching” to describe the impeachment process was fair.

Speaking to reporters, Gidley said Trump “is not comparing what happened to him with one of our darkest moments in American history. What he’s explaining, clearly, is the way he’s been treated by the media since he announced for President.” He also claimed Trump was referring to the way Democrats were treating him, saying that the President is “receiving zero due process from Democrats on the Hill. That’s what he’s talking about.”

Impeachment is a political process and the President, through the White House counsel,

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upcoming budget battle. If -- as seems increasingly likely -- there is no new budget, but merely an agreement to keep operating at current levels, the Census Bureau will face doing a census with inadequate funds.

has opted not to cooperate and to instead block congressional requests.

The impeachment inquiry, which began four weeks ago, is moving rapidly, with ongoing witness testimony conducted on Capitol Hill and bombshell revelations opening up new avenues for investigation since the whistleblower’s report about Trump’s call with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky came under scrutiny. On Tuesday, the United States’ top diplomat in Ukraine, acting Ambassador Bill Taylor,testifies behind closed doors. Though Democrats had hoped to hold a vote on impeachment before the Thanksgiving holiday, there is growing expectation that the votes could slip closer to the end of the year. Trump has lashed out against the investigation, questioning whether the whistleblower needs protection and slamming congressional Democrats.

Trump previously retweeted a statement during the 2016 election referring to his treatment by journalists as a “disgusting lynching” in September 2015.

CLARIFICATION: This story has been updated to reflect that Sen. Graham said the treatment of Trump is a lynching in “every” sense.

CNN’s Manu Raju and Lauren Fox contributed to this report.

NOTICE OF SCHOOL TRUSTEE ELECTIONS FOR THE HOUSTON INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT Notice is hereby given that an election will be held in geographic districts II, III, IV, and VIII of the Houston Independent School District on the 5th day of November, 2019, for the purpose of electing a trustee from each of the following four districts: • Geographic District II held by Rhonda Skillern-Jones • Geographic District III held by Sergio Lira • Geographic District IV held by Jolanda Jones • Geographic District VIII held by Diana Davila NOTICE OF SCHOOL BOARD TRUSTEE ELECTION STATE OF TEXAS COUNTY OF HARRIS HOUSTON INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT

The Board of Education of the Houston Independent School District hereby gives notice of an election to be held on November 5, 2019 for the purpose of electing one trustee each in HISD geographic districts II, III, IV, and VIII. The polls for said election shall be open from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. on November 5, 2019.

The Board of Education designates the following regular Harris County polling places in Harris County election precincts that contain territory from the District as polling places for the election: PCT 0007 0042 0047 0048 0107 0109 0122 0138 0144 0145 0151 0152 0153 0159 0160 0161 0166 0168 0169 0171 0185 0186 0189 0192 0195 0197 0201 0202 0205 0212 0230 0252 0253 0259 0270 0320 0321 0322 0325 0327 0344 0365 0367 0373 0396 0401 0406 0412 0448 0450 0454 0455 0505 0544 0562 0571 0574 0576 0578 0580 0581 0582 0583 0585 0591 0606 0611

District II Location Address 1 Address 2 Voting Rm City Greater Parkhill Church of God in Christ 7809 Winship St at Carothers St Fellowship Hall Houston Kashmere MultiService Center 4802 Lockwood Drive at Rand Road Auditorium Houston Dogan Elementary School 4202 Liberty Road near Altoona St Library Houston Mickey Leland College Preparatory Academy for Young Men 1700 Gregg St at Lyons Ave Houston Berry Elementary School 2310 Berry Road at Schneider St Side Foyer Houston G W Carver Contemporary High School 2100 South Victory Drive at Emma Lou St Room 109 Houston John F Kennedy Elementary School 400 Victoria Drive at Werner St Rm 202 Houston New Pleasant Grove Baptist Church 3221 Bain St at Linn St Fellowship Hall Houston Harris County Annex No 36 3815 Cavalcade St at East Lane Open Area Houston Wesley United Methodist Church 7225 Homestead Road at Kittridge St Fellowship Rm Houston Shadydale Elementary School 5905 Tidwell Road at Allwood St Main Lobby Houston Shady Lane Park Community Center 10220 Shady Lane at Parker Road Main Multipurpose Rm Houston Janowski Elementary School 7500 Bauman Road at Van Molan St Houston Bruce Elementary School 510 Jensen Drive at Grayson St Houston Bruce Elementary School 510 Jensen Drive at Grayson St Houston Julia C Hester House 2020 Solo St at Rawley St Auditorium Houston Saint Anne de Beaupre Catholic Church 2810 Link Road at East 29th St Social Center Houston Felix Cook Junior Elementary School 7115 Lockwood Drive at Bennington St Science Lab Houston A B Anderson Academy 7401 Wheatley St at Dolly Wright Hallway Houston Hill Zion Missionary Baptist Church 8317 Curry Road at Bostic St Cafeteria Houston Ralph G Goodman Elementary School 9325 Deer Trail Drive at West Mount Houston Road Community Rm Houston Tuffly Park Recreation Center 3200 Russell St at Lucille St Arts and Crafts Rm Houston Oak Forest Elementary School 1401 West 43rd St at Oak Forest Drive Room 201 Houston B T Washington High School 119 East 39th St at Yale St Community Room 148 Houston Burrus Elementary School 701 East 33rd St at Bacchus St Multipurpose Rm Houston Osborne Elementary School 800 Ringold St at Lawn St Cafeteria Houston Dogan Elementary School 4202 Liberty Road near Altoona St Library Houston Wheatley Senior High School 4801 Providence St at Finnigan St Auditorium Houston Fonwood Elementary School 9709 Mesa Drive at Sterlingshire St Auditorium Houston Anclamars W Reception Hall 10330 Eastex Freeway south of Lakewood Drive Hall A Houston New Mount Carmel Baptist Church 4301 Weaver Road at Hirsch Road Fellowship Hall first Floor Houston Greater New Hope Missionary Baptist Church 10505 Bainbridge St at Calgary Lane Fellowship Hall Houston Little Union Missionary Baptist Church 6609 Letcher Drive at Henson St Education Rm Houston Pleasantville Elementary School 1431 Gellhorn Drive at Cowart St Cafeteria Houston Clifton Middle School 6001 Golden Forest Drive at Lost Forest Drive Multipurpose Rm Houston Woodland Lodge No 1157 8337 Sweetwater Lane at Canino Road Banquet Rm Houston Melrose Park Community Center 1001 Canino Road at Downey St Gym Houston Northwest Church of Christ 6720 West Tidwell Road Near Bingle Road Building A Fellowship Center Houston High School Ahead Academy 5320 Yale St at West Donovan St Library Front Entrance Houston Wesley Elementary School 800 Dillard St at DePriest St Cafeteria Houston Greater Emmanuel Family Worship Center 3915 Kelley St at Sayers St The Hall Houston Saint Pius the Tenth High School 811 West Donovan St at North Shepherd Drive Gym Area Houston B T Washington High School 119 East 39th St at Yale St Community Room 148 Houston Kashmere MultiService Center 4802 Lockwood Drive at Rand Road Auditorium Houston Scenic Woods Regional Library 10677 Homestead Road at Little York Road Meeting Rm Houston Lakewood Park Community Center 8811 Feland St at East Houston St Main Rm Multipurpose Area Houston Kashmere MultiService Center 4802 Lockwood Drive at Rand Road Auditorium Houston Julia C Hester House 2020 Solo St at Rawley St Auditorium Houston Black Middle School 1575 Chantilly Lane at West 43rd St Library Houston Josie Ruth Smith Academy 5815 West Little York Road at Antoine St Library Houston Beebe Tabernacle Christian Methodist Episcopal 7210 Langley Road at Homestead Road Fellowship Hall West Wing Houston Restoration Square Full Gospel Baptist Cathedral 5110 Crane St at Pickfair St Fellowship Hall Houston Wainwright Elementary School 5330 Milwee St at Costa Rica Road Cafeteria Houston Ross Elementary School 2819 Bay St at Eastex Freeway Parents Rm Houston Restoration Square Full Gospel Baptist Cathedral 5110 Crane St at Pickfair St Fellowship Hall Houston Worsham Elementary School 3007 Hartwick Road near Foy Lane Library Houston New Mount Carmel Baptist Church 4301 Weaver Road at Hirsch Road Fellowship Hall first Floor Houston Saint Paul’s Missionary Baptist Church 2516 Paul Quinn St at Bertells Lane Fellowship Hall Houston Candlelight Park Community Center 1520 Candlelight Lane at Happy Hollow St Main Multipurpose Rm Houston Key Middle School 4000 Kelley St at Hirsch Road Auditorium Houston Bethany Baptist Church Fellowship Hall 7304 Homestead Road at Finch St Fellowship Hall Houston Hobart Taylor Park Community Center 8100 Kenton St at Bacher St Main Multipurpose Rm Houston Felix Cook Junior Elementary School 7115 Lockwood Drive at Bennington St Science Lab Houston North Forest High School 10726 Mesa Drive at Little York Road Commons Area Houston Westfield Volunteer Fire Station 2 11255 Bentley St at Wardmont St Bay 1 Houston Key Middle School 4000 Kelley St at Hirsch Road Auditorium Houston Shadydale Elementary School 5905 Tidwell Road at Allwood St Main Lobby Houston

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Berry Elementary School Hardy St Senior Citizens Center Berry Elementary School Herrera Elementary School Hardy St Senior Citizens Center Greater Parkhill Church of God in Christ Scroggins Elementary School John F Kennedy Elementary School Ross Elementary School Tuffly Park Recreation Center Settegast Park Community Center Julia C Hester House Bruce Elementary School Dogan Elementary School Dogan Elementary School American Legion Post No 586 Bruce Elementary School Waltrip High School Wheatley Senior High School Hill Zion Missionary Baptist Church Dogan Elementary School Josie Ruth Smith Academy American Legion Post No 586 Saint Anne de Beaupre Catholic Church Wainwright Elementary School

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2310 Berry Road at Schneider St Side Foyer 11901 West Hardy Road at Canino Road Auditorium 2310 Berry Road at Schneider St Side Foyer 525 Bennington St at Helmers St Gym 11901 West Hardy Road at Canino Road Auditorium 7809 Winship St at Carothers St Fellowship Hall 400 Boyles St at Laredo St Cafeteria 400 Victoria Drive at Werner St Rm 202 2819 Bay St at Eastex Freeway Parents Rm 3200 Russell St at Lucille St Arts and Crafts Rm 3000 Garrow St at Middleton St Main Multipurpose Rm 2020 Solo St at Rawley St Auditorium 510 Jensen Drive at Grayson St 4202 Liberty Road near Altoona St Library 4202 Liberty Road near Altoona St Library 708 East Parker Road at Guse St Stage 510 Jensen Drive at Grayson St 1900 West 34th St at Ella Blvd Computer Room 1203P 4801 Providence St at Finnigan St Auditorium 8317 Curry Road at Bostic St Cafeteria 4202 Liberty Road near Altoona St Library 5815 West Little York Road at Antoine St Library 708 East Parker Road at Guse St Stage 2810 Link Road at East 29th St Social Center 5330 Milwee St at Costa Rica Road Cafeteria District III Address 1 2950 Broadway Blvd

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Votime Room Tejano Center for Community Concerns Board Rm Daniel Ortiz Middle School 6767 Telephone Road at Dillon St Auditorium Gallegos Elementary School 7415 Harrisburg Blvd at 74th St Gym DeZavala Park Community Center 907 76th St at Ave H Main Multipurpose Rm John R Harris Elementary School 801 Broadway St at Magnolia St PLC Room Brookline Elementary School 6301 South Loop 610 East at Askew St Auditorium Lobby Mason Park Community Center 541 South 75th St at Tipps St Mason Clubhouse Pearl Rucker Elementary School 5201 Vinett St at Ahrens St Gym Garden Villa Park Community Center 6720 South Haywood Drive at Ashburn St Main Multipurpose Rm Charlton Park Recreation Center 8200 Park Place Blvd near River Drive Main Multipurpose Rm HCC Southeast College Building C Parking Garage 6960 Rustic St at Garland Drive 101 Multipurpose Golfcrest Elementary School 7414 Fairway Drive at Joplin St Library Pearl Rucker Elementary School 5201 Vinett St at Ahrens St Gym Houston Federation of Teachers 2704 Sutherland St near Carrolton St Conference Room Charlton Park Recreation Center 8200 Park Place Blvd near River Drive Main Multipurpose Rm Meadowcreek Village Park Community Center 5333 Berry Creek Drive Main Multipurpose Room Ingrando Park Recreation Center 7302 Keller St at Kellogg St Main Multipurpose Golfcrest Elementary School 7414 Fairway Drive at Joplin St Library Glenbrook United Methodist Church 8635 Glen Valley Drive at Wilmerdean St Fellowship Hall J P Cornelius Elementary School 7475 Westover St at Winterhaven Drive Cafeteria Courtyard by Marriott Houston Hobby 9190 Gulf Freeway at Tallyho Road Meeting B W I Stevenson Middle School 9595 Winkler Drive at Old Galveston Road Library Houston Federation of Teachers 2704 Sutherland St near Carrolton St Conference Room Bellfort Church of Christ 6606 Bellfort St at Northdale St Fellowship Hall University of Houston 4800 Calhoun Road Downtown Rm 261 Raul Yzaguirre School for Success Tejano Center Building B2950 Broadway Blvd at Kimble St Tejano Center for Community Concerns Board Rm Raul C Martinez Annex 1001 SSGT Macario Garcia Drive at Ave K Rm 204 El Franco Lee Community Center 9500 Hall Road at Kingspoint Road Large Meeting Rm Daniel Ortiz Middle School 6767 Telephone Road at Dillon St Auditorium Golfcrest Elementary School 7414 Fairway Drive at Joplin St Library El Franco Lee Community Center 9500 Hall Road at Kingspoint Road Large Meeting Rm Glenbrook United Methodist Church 8635 Glen Valley Drive at Wilmerdean St Fellowship Hall Garden Villa Park Community Center 6720 South Haywood Drive at Ashburn St Main Multipurpose Rm James DeAnda Elementary School 7980 Almeda Genoa Road at Ballantine St Music Room 111 Garden Villa Park Community Center 6720 South Haywood Drive at Ashburn St Main Multipurpose Rm 6720 South Haywood Drive at Ashburn St Main Multipurpose Rm Garden Villa Park Community Center El Franco Lee Community Center 9500 Hall Road at Kingspoint Road Large Meeting Rm James DeAnda Elementary School 7980 Almeda Genoa Road at Ballantine St Music Room 111 Courtyard by Marriott Houston Hobby 9190 Gulf Freeway at Tallyho Road Meeting B Houston Federation of Teachers 2704 Sutherland St near Carrolton St Conference Room J P Cornelius Elementary School 7475 Westover St at Winterhaven Drive Cafeteria Golfcrest Elementary School 7414 Fairway Drive at Joplin St Library Golfcrest Elementary School 7414 Fairway Drive at Joplin St Library

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District IV Location Address 1 Address 2 Voting Rm City Shearn Elementary School 9802 Stella Link Road at Osby Drive Library Houston Trinity Episcopal Church 1015 Holman St at Main St Fellowship Hall Houston Emancipation Park 3018 Emancipation Ave near Elgin St Recreation Building Activity Rm Houston Baylor College of Medicine Academy at Ryan Middle School 2610 Elgin St at Live Oak St Girls Gym Houston Baylor College of Medicine Academy at Ryan Middle School 2610 Elgin St at Live Oak St Girls Gym Houston South Union Missionary Baptist Church Annex 3569 Lydia St at Tierwester St Annex Houston Randalls Midtown 2225 Louisiana St at Hadley St Starbucks Houston Hostelling International Houston The Morty Rich Hostel 501 Lovett Blvd at Whitney St Common Area Room Houston Bering United Methodist Church 1440 Harold St at Mulberry St Community Rm Chapel Houston Lanier Middle School 2600 Woodhead St at Westheimer Road Lobby Houston Sunnyside Park Community Center 3502 Bellfort St at Woodard St Main Multipurpose Rm Houston Saint Luke the Evangelist Episcopal Church 3530 Wheeler Ave at Attucks St Parish Hall Houston Saint Philip Neri Catholic Church 10960 Martin Luther King Blvd at Cedarburg Drive Church Hall Houston Saint James Episcopal Church 3129 Southmore Blvd at the Rail Road Tracks Parish Hall Building C Houston Thompson Elementary School 6121 Tierwester St at Griggs Road Multipurpose Rm Houston Lora B Peck Elementary School 5001 Martin Luther King Blvd at Arvilla Lane Cafeteria Houston M E Foster Elementary School 3919 Ward St near Scott St Multipurpose Room Houston Third Ward Multi Service Center 3611 Ennis St at Winbern St Auditorium Houston MacGregor Elementary School 4801 LaBranch St at Wentworth St Cafeteria Houston Emancipation Park 3018 Emancipation Ave near Elgin St Recreation Building Activity Rm Houston Houston Federation of Teachers 2704 Sutherland St near Carrolton St Conference Room Houston Saint Marys Catholic Church 3006 Rosedale St at Ennis St Gym Houston Mount Olive Baptist Church 3515 Yellowstone Blvd at Cadillac St Fellowship Hall Houston Holiday Inn Houston NRG Med Center Area 8111 Kirby Drive at LaConcha Lane Royal Oak Ballroom Houston

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The Harris County Administration Building, 1001 Preston Street, Fourth Floor, #440, Houston, Texas 77002 is designated as the main early voting place, and Dr. Diane Trautman, Harris County Clerk, is hereby appointed clerk for early voting in the election. Applications for ballots by mail should be directed in writing to Dr. Diane Trautman, Harris County Clerk, Attn: Elections Division, P.O. Box 1148, Houston, Texas 77251-1148 by regular mail, by common or contract carrier, by telephonic facsimile machine at 713-755-4983 or 713-437-8683, or by electronic transmission of a scanned application containing an original signature to the following email address: BBM@cco.hctx.net.

The application form may be downloaded from the County’s website at http://harrisvotes.com/VotingInfo/BallotByMail.aspx. An application must be received by the Clerk for Early Voting by 5:00 o’clock p.m. on October 25, 2019. Additionally, if an application for ballot by mail the Early Clerk Fourth by mail so#440, that the Clerk receives the original not later than the fourth (4th) business day after receiving the emailed or (ABBM) is faxed or mailed, or if a federal postcard application (FPCA) is faxed, then the applicant must submit The theHarris original application County AdministrationtoBuilding, 1001 Voting Preston Street, Floor, Houston, Texas 77002 is designated as the main early voting place, and Dr. Diane faxed ABBM or faxed FPCA. If the Early Voting Clerk does not receive the original ABBM or FPCA by this deadline, then the emailed or faxed ABBM or faxed FPCA is incomplete, and the Clerk cannot send the applicant a ballot.

Trautman, Harris County Clerk, is hereby appointed clerk for early voting in the election.

Applications ballots by mail be voting directed in to Dr. Diane Trautman, Harris Early voting by personal appearance will be held Monday, October 21, 2019, through Friday, November 1, 2019.

Dates for and times forshould early bywriting personal appearance shall be as follows: October 21 – October 26, 2019 7:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m.; October 27, 2019 1:00 p.m. – 6:00 County Clerk, Attn: Elections Division, P.O. Box 1148, Houston, Texas 77251-1148 by p.m.; October 28 – November 1, 2019 7:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m. Early voting will be conducted at the following established Harris County early voting locations: regular mail, by common or contract carrier, by telephonic facsimile machine at 713-755Location County Attorney Conference Center Champion Forest Baptist Church Prairie View A&M University Northwest Atascocita Branch Library Kingwood Community Center - Meeting Room Crosby Branch Library East Harris County Activity Center Freeman Branch Library Harris County Scarsdale Annex Juergens Hall Community Center Tomball Public Works Building Hiram Clarke Multi Service Center Raindrop Turkish House Katy Branch Harris County Public Library- Meeting Room Lone Star College Cypress Center Harris County MUD 81 Building Nottingham Park Building

Address 1019 Congress Avenue 4840 Strack Road 9449 Grant Road 19520 Pinehurst Trail Drive 4102 Rustic WoodsDrive 135 Hare Road 7340 Spencer Highway 16616 Diana Lane 10851 Scarsdale Boulevard 26026 Hempstead Highway 501B James Street 3810 West Fuqua Street 9301 West Bellfort Boulevard 5414 Franz Road 19710 Clay Road 805 Hidden Canyon Road 926 Country Place Drive

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South Freeway Houston an original signature to the- 1st following emailWest address: Metropolitan MultiService Center - MMSL AR 2 3 1475 West Gray Street Houston The application form may be downloaded from the County’s website at HCC West Loop Southhttp://harrisvotes.com/VotingInfo/BallotByMail.aspx.

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Lakeview Drive 25, 2019. Additionally,Houston application for ballot by mail (ABBM) is faxed or mailed, or if a federal postcard application Richard and Meg Weekley Community Center - Room 200 8440 Greenhouse Road Cypress (FPCA) is faxed, then the applicant must submit the original application to the Early Voting Bayland Park Community Annex 6400 Houston Clerk Center by mail-so that the Clerk receives theBissonnet original notStreet later than the fourth (4th) business day after receiving the emailed or faxed or faxed FPCA. If the Early Voting Houston Clerk Tracy Gee Community Center 3599ABBM Westcenter Drive does not receive the original ABBM or FPCA by this deadline, then the emailed or faxed Katherine Tyra BranchABBM Library 16719 Clay Road Houston or faxed FPCA is incomplete, and the Clerk cannot send the applicant a ballot.

Trini Mendenhall Community Center - Room 106 1414 Wirt Road Houston Early voting by personal appearance will be held Monday, October 21, 2019, through Acres Homes Multi Service Center 6719 West Montgomery Road Houston Friday, November 1, 2019. Dates and times for early voting by personal appearance Fallbrook Church shall be as follows: October 21 – October 1251226, Walters 2019Road 7:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m.; OctoberHouston 27, 2019 1:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m.; October 4141 28 – November 1, 2019 7:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m. Early Lone Star College Victory Center Victory Drive Houston voting will be conducted at the following established Harris County early voting locations: Hardy Street Senior Citizens Center - Arts and Crafts Room 11901 West Hardy Road Houston Insert 3000 early voting BakerRipley East Aldine Campus Aldinelocations Mail Route Road Houston Northeast Multi Service Center - Building 4 9720 Spaulding Street Houston HCPL Octavia Fields Branch Library 1503 South Houston Avenue Humble Pursuant to Section 63.0013 of the Texas Election Code, an election officer may give Kashmere MultiService Center 4802 Lockwood Drive voting order priority to individuals with a mobility problem that substantially impairsHouston the person's to move around. A person an Road individual with a mobility problem North Channel Branch Libraryability - Meeting Room 15741assisting Wallisville Houston may also, at the individual's request, be given voting order priority. Disabilities and conditions that may qualify for voting order priority include paralysis, lung disease, the

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Pursuant to Section 63.0013 of the Texas Election Code, an election officer may give voting order priority to individuals with a mobility problemsevere thatlimitation substantially impairs use of portable oxygen, cardiac deficiency, in the ability to walkthe due person’s ability to move around. A person assisting an individual with a mobility problem may also, at the to arthritic, neurological, or orthopedic condition, wheelchair confinement, arthritis, foot individual’s request, be given voting order priority. Disabilities and conditions that may qualify for voting order priority include lungwithout disease, useor use of portable oxygen, cardiac deficiency, severe limitation in the ability to walk due to arthritic, neurological, or orthopedic disorder, the inability paralysis, to walk 200 feet stoppingthe to rest, of a brace, cane, or other assistive device. condition, wheelchair confinement, arthritis, foot disorder, the inability to walk 200 feet without stopping to rest,crutch, or use of a brace, cane, crutch, or other assistive device.

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Houston’s Spookiest People, Places, and Things

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tonians each year: Patterson Road- Supposedly the most haunted road in the Houston area, legend has it that the ghosts of Confederate soldiers haunt the area. Some say that these undead rebels will even tap or push your car at night!

La Carafe- The oldest continuously operating business in Houston, La Carafe was built in 1847. It’s been, among other things, a Western Union office and a bakery. Today a cozy bar, a number of ghosts and paranormal occurrences are said to have been seen on the premises.

With Halloween just around the corner, local author Dylan Powell has written the book on the lesser-known aspects of Houston. Secret Houston uncovers the weird, wild, and obscure, and includes some great suggestions for locals to uncover hidden Halloween haunts, history, and terrifying tales.

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FEATURE

Holding Players More Accountable for Their Actions

By Jo-Carolyn Goode, Managing Editor

M

anny Ramirez, Jose’ Canseco, Dwight Gooden, Darryl Strawberry, and Bobby Cox are some of the many professional athletes in baseball that have been charged with domestic violence at least once. Despite the charge, some of them continued to have careers in the game after paying penalties. Also on that list is the newly acquired Houston Astros pitcher Roberto Osuna, who was charged for a May 8, 2018, assault against the mother of his three-year-old son, Alejandra Roman Cota. Like the others listed, Osuna was charged, took a deal, and continues to play ball. While other athletes, like Collin Kaepernick, get blackballed completely for simply exercising their rights that all Americans have. What do these actions say about the stance that professional sports organizations have about domestic violence?

Osuna’s deal included a $500 fine, 75 game suspension, continued counseling, and a one-year peace agreement to stay away from Cota. The couple will continue to co-parent their son. And Osuna still gets to play ball because although he took this

deal, he says it is not an admission of guilt.

In fact, Osuna was almost like rewarded when he was traded to the Houston Astros since no other team wanted him and his baggage. However, the Astros gave off the impression that his domestic violence past didn’t matter as long as he produced winning results for the ball club. The Astros made an attempt to show sensitivity towards the topic of domestic violence by donating large sums of money to various nonprofits that support domestic violence.

Great way to get involved in the community but it doesn’t erase the thoughts the public opinion has about the team in regards to domestic violence.

In recent days with all the attention on the World Series 2019 Champion hopefuls Astros, a new light was cast on the team when the Astros GM Brandon Taubman said some controversial remarks in the direction of a group of female reporters who clearly were domestic violence advocates.

Taubman’s remarks were in support of Osuna but were not warranted, as Osuna has not been the major producer of success for the Astros since being signed so why in the world was he getting praise from Taubman?

And that’s the million dollar question.

In an official statement, Taubman said he was embarrassed by his remarks and he was sorry. “ I realize that my comments were unprofessional and inappropriate,” commented Taubman. Followed by Astros

owner Jim Crane’s comments, “The Astros continue to be committed to using our voice to create awareness and support on the issue of domestic violence.” The ball club has donated over $300K to various domestic violence agencies.

That’s all good but more needs to be done towards the players who are abusers. Why have a league domestic violence, sexual assault and child abuse policy that gives violators a slap on the wrist? Domestic violence is a crime and violators should be treated like those who commit crimes instead of these light sentences where they are allowed

tinue in their violent ways and shedding a bad light on the organizations they represent.

Now instead of basking in the glory of the World Series, the Astros have to balance their positive publicity with the negative light of domestic violence. While you have this national platform, Astros do something big to shine a light on domestic violence and really be the all-stars all Houstonians know that you are. In the same light, professional athletic organizations need to do the same to hold athletes more accountable for their actions.

Domestic Violence Resources

(713) 529-0037 (main phone line, business hours Monday-Friday 8 a.m.7 p.m.)

(713) 526-4367 (fax) (713) 529-3211 (LGBT Switchboard 24-Hour Helpline) This organization provides rental living space, resources, and programs for local lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender people and their loved ones.

Programs provided by the Montrose Center include counseling, medical help, support groups, educational workshops, local events and community-building.

Non-Residential Programs for Victims of Abuse

One in four women have experienced domestic violence. Don’t suffer in silence. Get the help you need.

National Domestic Violence Hotline 800-799-SAFE(7233) Hotlines – 24 hours a day Houston Area Women’s Center Domestic Violence Hotline: 713-5282121 Toll Free Line: 800-256-0551 Rape Crisis Hotline: 713-528-7273 Toll Free Line: 1-800-256-0661 Office: 713-528-6798 TTY: 713-528-3625 Family Time Crisis and Counseling Center (Humble) 281-446-2615 Safe shelter for battered women and children (boys up to age 14). Counseling and referrals provided to shelter residents.

Fort Bend Women’s Center (Richmond) 281-342-4357 Safe shelter for battered women and children (under 18 years of age).

Counseling and referrals provided to shelter residents.

Women’s Cente8 of Brazoria County (Angleton) 800-243-5788 (Crisis Line) or 979-849-9553 (Main Office) The Montrose Center 401 Branard Street Houston, Texas 77006

Legal Assistance – HPD/Family Violence Unit 713-308-1100 Provides services for all domestic violence incidents that take place within the city limits. Will file charges and take statements in cases of domestic violence and provides short-term crisis counseling and referral. Women should be prepared to spend a minimum of 2-3 hours at unit. Witnesses can make statements in person or they can write a statement and have it notarized for the survivor to take with them.

Harris County Constable’s Office 281-376-3472 Provides services for all domestic violence incidents that take place within the Constable’s jurisdiction.

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5 Things You Can Do Right Now to Improve Your Nutrition

By Lauren Powell, MD/BlackDoctor.Org

I promise your body will thank you.

2. Drink Water

Dr. Lauren Powell

Making lifestyle changes isn’t always the easiest, especially when it comes to eating habits. To make this change a bit easier for you, we’ve listed 5 simple steps you can take today to get the ball rolling!

1. Eat More Plants The data is strong: the more plants you eat, the lower your risk of disease.

If you’re a meat lover, I’m not suggesting

that you become a vegetarian tomorrow.

Instead, I am suggesting that you choose dishes that you love and add more vegetables to them. Last week I made spaghetti with mushrooms, spinach, carrots, and onions!

It was so filling and hearty that no one noticed there wasn’t any meat in the dish. Challenge yourself with one meal a day or one day a week to go without meat, and instead add more vegetables.

Simple right? Water should be your primary beverage. Say no to soda, juices, and sweet tea. If you want to have juice, make it yourself. Oranges are great for you, but orange juice purchased from your grocery store is full of added sugar; that’s why it tastes so different compared to an orange.

Don’t waste your calories on sugary beverages; instead, drink water equivalent to half your weight in ounces. I used to end my evenings with a glass of wine (okay, maybe two glasses), and I felt like those calories were catching up with me.

So now I have sparkling flavored water in the evenings. Wine is reserved for date nights with my husband.

3. Avoid Processed Foods I know, I know, but it’s just so convenient. The problem with processed food is all the things that are added to it.

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4. Cook More For some, this is a huge challenge.

But I want to let you off the hook. Don’t

think you have to make this glamorous three-course meal. Cooking takes practice so if you burn a few things, it’s okay.

I promise you’ll burn less with practice.

If cooking an entire meal is overwhelming, start by just cooking sides and purchasing a rotisserie chicken from your local grocery store. A partly-cooked meal is better than an entirely bought meal.

5. Meal Prep I make my worst nutritional decisions when I’m hungry, limited on time, and have to make a quick decision. And every single time, I regret that decision two hours later. Preparing for your week is crucial. Planning your meals, if that includes planning your carryout lunch, is crucial. Pack snacks, prepare your lunch ahead of time and plan your dinner.

I divide my week in half since preparing for an entire week in one day is a bit overwhelming. On Sundays, I prep and plan the meals for Monday through Wednesday, and then on Wednesdays I plan for the remainder of the week.

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RBI-Real Big Innings Explosive innings by the Nationals Astros in a 0-2 hole headed into Game 3 of the 2019 World Series

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or the second night in a row, the Houston Astros failed to get any RBI’s (Runs Batted In) while giving up RBI’s (Real Big Innings). The Washington Nationals defeated the Houston Astros, 12-3 to take a commanding 2-0 lead in the 2019 World Series. Only three teams have ever gone down 0-2 at home to come back and win the World Series: 1985 Kansas City Royals, 1986 New York Mets, and the 1996 New York Yankees.

the boys never gave up.”

“The Nationals have outplayed us,” said Astros manager AJ Hinch after Game 2.

“Bottom line is they came into our building and played two really good games.

Game 3 becomes critical for us and we are going to give them a fight for it.”

as the Astros were coming right back with another strong arm in Justin Verlander.

It was a three run fifth inning in Game 1 that caused trouble for Houston’s ace, Gerrit Cole. That was a very unusual site for Astros fans who had not seen him lose a game since May 22nd. Houston would end up losing the game 5-4 to go down 1-0, but there was still no need to panic

The Astros had not lost back-to-back games at home since July 1st to the Oakland A’s and won over 61 games during the regular season. That all changed on Tuesday night as the Astros other ace (Verlander) went to the mound to face the 2019 National League Pennant winners

and once again the Nationals bats got hot in the top of the seventh inning for six runs and now has Houston searching for answers.

That can be attributed to a strong Washington pitching staff that has started Max Scherzer and Stephen Strasburg.

Those two pitchers have shut down their opponents during this 2019 postseason run. Scherzer has 134 career postseason strikeouts and Strasburg has a 1.93 ERA in his five postseason starts.

“I believe in hard work and being consistent in what we do,” Nationals manager Dave Martinez when asked about his team’s chances of even being in the postseason back in May. “We are here because

What the Astros can’t afford is to have another 2005 World Series happen to them. Houston was swept by the Chicago White Sox after going down 0-2 in the series.

Houston was the best team in Major League Baseball this year with a franchise record of 107 wins. But that could be all for nothing if the Astros don’t learn how to bring in runners in scoring position. In two games of this Fall Classic, Houston has left 20 batters on base and has failed to produce the runs needed to give Cole and Verlander any support.

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Pique Your Culinary Curiosity with These Trends

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many new dishes, including desserts and cocktails. From ice cream and milkshakes to muffins, cookies and other baked goods, this toasted ground sesame seed spread used in Middle Eastern and Mediterranean cuisine can also be added as an alternative to nearly any dish that calls for peanut butter.

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orget the rules and restrictions.

Today’s food trends are about enjoyment and simplicity, from decadent flavors your taste buds can’t wait to explore to convenient packaging that makes it incredibly easy to eat no matter where or when you make time to dine.

Whether you’re a foodie keeping tabs on the latest culinary trends or an everyday eater with a dose of culinary curiosity, these trends can give you something to chew on.

Unique Herbs and Spices Most often associated with salad dressings and hummus as a flavor additive, tahini has stepped beyond just savory foods and has found its way into

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On the Go For most people, a busy day is just part of the program. Even if you take your hectic lifestyle in stride, chances are it affects your eating habits to some extent. Fortunately, you’re not alone and conveniently packaged foods can make eating on the go tasty and enjoyable.

The options are even crossing into areas traditionally reserved for a sit-down meal, such as Aunt Jemima’s Pancake on the Go Cups, which offer a soft and fluffy texture like the typical pancake in Chocolate Chip or Buttermilk & Maple flavors. They’re surprisingly simple to prepare; just add water, stir and microwave for a pancake in a cup that you can enjoy from anywhere. Learn more at auntjemima.com.

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else; ugly produce is actually in vogue. A growing number of chefs and brands are promoting recipes made with ugly foods – usually produce that is perfectly useful and edible but likely to be overlooked at the store due to a physical imperfection.

Think oddly shaped tomatoes or a smaller melon than you might not normally choose. Often those options are offered at a discount and it’s a savvy way to reduce food waste.

Hot and Spicy Palettes are growing ever-adventurous, and that means flavors that pack a strong punch are gaining traction. If you’re not sure your taste buds are up to the challenge, try adding some spice to a familiar dish like rice or pasta. For example, you can find a spicy take on Rice a Roni, Pasta Roni and Quaker Instant Grits with Jalapeno Cheddar varieties, which include cheddar cheese and real jalapeno bits that leave lingering heat.

Include these as the perfect side for your next taco night or try in place of mashed potatoes for an extra kick. Find more spicy ideas for dinner at ricearoni.com.

Move Over, Meat Opting for more plant-based foods in

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place of meat no longer means forgoing those flavors and textures. While not a completely new trend, plant-based and blended burgers and sliders have become more mainstream and found places on menus at restaurants nationwide with more people (even non-vegans) searching for a break from meat or ways to add flavors like mushrooms into meals and snacks.

Salty-Sweet Flavors Sweet-meets-salty combos are hardly new, but products featuring this blend are showing up in more and more places, including at the breakfast table. Sea salt is a perfect match for the sweetness of chocolate or caramel; it adds a rich depth of flavor that strikes a balance between too sweet or too salty. Start the day off with an option like Quaker’s Cocoa & Sea Salt Instant Oatmeal, which contains 100% whole grains, no high-fructose corn syrup, no artificial preservatives, no artificial sweeteners, no artificial flavors and no added colors.

Explore additional ideas to sweeten your breakfast plans at quakeroats.com.

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2019

AKA EPSILON LAMBDA 50TH ANNIVERSARY JUNIOR LEAGUE OF HOUSTON

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ifty years ago on September 26, 1969, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. made the University of Houston campus a little prettier with the chartering of the Epsilon Lambda Chapter by Dr. Mattelia B. Grays, Faye B. Bryant, Laconia Cain, Mary Waites, Barbara Marshall, and Richardean Barker. During the celebration where Rushion McDonald was the emcee, the above were honored and alumni chapter members, as well as other members of AKA including Dr. Grenita Lathan, Jolanda Jones, Cynthia Coleman, Tramaine Singleton, Linda Whitley, Johnte Archer, Alicia Cain, Dr. Jonita Reynolds, and Jennifer Holmes. Mayor Sylvester proclaimed Oct. 11th as Epsilon Lambda Day in Houston and Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee presented congressional proclamations. Epsilon Lambda broke their attendance goal and raised $10,000 for their Educational Advancement Foundation Endowment. Others in attendance were Mi’Kayla Jackson, Patricia Roberts, Cherise Story, Polly Sparks Turner, and Gwen Brinkley.

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he winner of the 2019 Readers’ Choice Award was announced at the inaugural Houston Literary Awards Gala. The top five who garnered the most votes proceeded to the final round in September. The nominees included: Mary Ann Faremouth, Fallon Renee Hamilton, Darrell Lee, Danielle Metcalfe-Chenceil and the winner, Nkem DenChukwu. The Houston Public Library Foundation (HPLF) hosted the Houston Literary Awards Gala to celebrate talented writers who have a renowned impact on our world and call Houston home. The gala honored four of Houston’s authors acclaimed globally from a variety of genres and presented a Lifetime Achievement Award. This year’s Houston Literary Awards Gala raised funds for HPLF, which connects philanthropy to the Houston Public Library in support of life-changing programs. Proceeds from the gala raised funds for HPLF. The event emceed by Mary Benton also had the following in attendance Donna and Tony Vallone, honorary chairpersons; Zarine Boyce, chairperson and Vice Chair, HPLF; Dr. Rhea Lawson, Library Director – City of Houston; Mayoral candidate, Tony Buzbee and Francis Moody; Feroze and Shernaz Bhandara, Tina and Mitja Peterman, David Mincberg, Minnette Boesel, Janet and Leonard Tallerine, Regina and Larry Payne among others.

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The Women of Faith Brunch gathered a group of Houston’s strongest female leaders who support Mayor Turner for his belief in a Houston. Some in attendance were Licia Ellis and Lynette Reddix.

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