Harris County’s AAPI Groups Aim to Make Up Lost Ground in Texas Redistricting

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The AAPI population in Texas grew at the fastest rate over the last decade. Yet, like other rapidly growing communities of color, AAPI groups lost out in the redistricting process. Speakers will discuss what is at stake for community members in the ongoing struggle for fair AAPI representation in Harris County and Texas overall.

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WHEN: Friday, April. 19, 11 am-12:30 CT