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After the death of conservative activist Charlie Kirk, a national debate over free speech has intensified. Across the country, people have faced consequences — from firings to expulsions — for their comments about Kirk’s assassination. Near the University of Houston campus, reporter Shakari Briggs asked students whether they feel comfortable sharing their own views on social media. 🔗bit.ly/4nfidZ1 | Houston Chronicle

From undocumented childhood to community leader, Cesar Espinosa turned resilience into service. As founder of FIEL Houston, he’s built the largest civil rights immigration organization in Texas — and he’s still fighting for families like his own. 🔗bit.ly/46p5blI | Houston Chronicle

Days after the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk, the senior pastor of Community of Faith Church in Houston stood at the pulpit and called Kirk a “racist,” “extremist” and “white Christian nationalist.” Yet the church should still grieve his death, said Bishop James Dixon II, one of the Black pastors in Houston who has condemned Kirk’s killing and public reactions to it. 🔗 bit.ly/3Vseueb | Houston Chronicle