Did you know Fifth Street in Stafford had a rich social justice history? No, nobody does. Learn more about the struggle for clean water.

Fifth Street’s History of Infrastructure Justice Here are few news clippings about the struggle for clean water in Stafford’s Fifth Street area. I think we should commemorate the remaining living leaders in this civil rights struggle. Don’t you? Well, don’t you? If you do let me know! Houston Chronicle Press Clippings  Fifth Street tackles Third

Municipal Underbounding: Annexation & Racial Exclusion in Small Towns

Underbounding –  Systematic, spatial exclusion of minorities in unincorporated areas. This trend is common in predominately Latino and African American communities. Most were former colonias and/or historic African American communities.  Most research and activism around this issue has taken place in California’s migrant worker communities and some in the Carolinas. This problem however is prevalent