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Josh Brodesky

Josh Brodesky

Editorial Page Editor & Columnist at San Antonio Express-News

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  • English
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Recent Articles

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Find a way to breathe in these suffocating times

As a broken nation staggers toward the midterms, it will take more than words to fix it.
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As books are removed from Texas libraries and schools, a spark is lost

As Texas lawmakers target books, they narrow the ideas for young minds to explore.
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Many fans can’t afford a Spurs game. How can San Antonio and the te...

The Spurs and the city should do more to ensure San Antonians can afford games.
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Ball is in mayor's court — will she take the win or open door for S...

By almost any measure, the Spurs contributing $500 million to a new arena is a win.
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Lack of a flood alert system is yet another way Texas failed to inv...

Time and again, Texas’ elected officials show little regard for the people they represent.
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Debate about redrawing maps is all about the politics of self-prese...

To gain seats, Texas Republicans would almost certainly disenfranchise minority voters.
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Mayor Nirenberg, a genuine public servant, left his mark on San Ant...

Ron Nirenberg grew up politically before our eyes, but his future in politics is unclear.
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Why San Antonio's sleepy mayoral race has become surprisingly compe...

A questionnaire has become a campaign issue, but a question not on the survey may prove telling.
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Guajolote Ranch settlement agreement should never have been a secret

Now that the settlement is public, the community can have a better discussion about how the Guajolote Ranch project could impact the Edwards Aquifer.
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Public school students are left behind as vouchers come to Texas

School choice advocates often repeat the mantra that public education is not for everyone. But only public schools are required to serve everyone.
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Public schools are caught in a 'perfect storm' for closures

Why are so many districts closing schools when Texas and San Antonio populations are rising? What happens to communities and neighborhoods when schools close?