N.W.A. Contributor, Author at News with Attitude

“Will my baby be American?”: Women concerned over birthright citizenship battle in Supreme Court

N.W.A. ContributorMay 18, 2025

If you're a mom, expecting a child, or planning a family — especially in an immigrant household — there’s one question that may have never crossed your mind until now: Will my baby be considered an American?... Read More...

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The Movement Festival is the empowering event Houstonians don’t want to miss

N.W.A. ContributorMay 16, 2025

Launching May 22–25 and produced by KDITC (Kay Davis In The Community), TMF is more than just a four-day festival. It’s a celebration of culture, justice, and the power of community to come together, heal, and rise. ... Read More...

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6 things women should know about the fight to save U.S. democracy in 2025

N.W.A. ContributorMay 10, 2025

The political chaos of recent years has left many women wondering: What is really happening to our democracy? According to experts at a national media briefing hosted by American Community Media on May 9, 2025, the answer is both clear and urgent.... Read More...

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For our future: Why citizenship matters now more than ever

N.W.A. ContributorMay 9, 2025

At a May 8 briefing hosted by Houston Community Media titled “A Safe Path to Citizenship: The Time is Now,” speakers laid bare the reality: over 360,000 lawful permanent residents in the Houston region are eligible to become citizens, yet many haven’t taken that final step.... Read More...

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Border Rights 2025: What travelers need to know before flying under today’s crackdowns

N.W.A. ContributorMay 3, 2025

Amid rising immigration enforcement, legal experts urge travelers—citizens and visa holders alike—to know their rights at the border. Here's what to prepare before your next trip.... Read More...

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From Floods to Façades: Sugar Land mayoral candidates talk resilience, business, and the city’s future

N.W.A. ContributorApril 27, 2025

While the forum included candidates from school boards and city councils, the race for Sugar Land Mayor was the main attraction. With local growth, flood recovery, and business revitalization at the forefront, candidates laid out sharply distinct visions for a city in transition.... Read More...

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