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Whose Land, Whose Future? Indigenous Peoples' Day, Data Centers, and the Texas Vote
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Data centers are coming to Texas fast, and they need massive amounts of land, water, and power. Who decides where they go? Who pays when your electric bill rises? And who will speak for your community when the deals are made?
On this Indigenous Peoples' Day episode of Rethinking Freedom, host Aya Fubara Eneli sits down with Amelia Rabroker, candidate for Texas House District 55, and Justin Early, candidate for U.S. Congress in Texas District 31, for a straight-talk conversation about their platforms, their priorities, and where they stand on one of the biggest land and resource questions facing Texas today.
You'll hear:
🔹 Why each candidate is running and what they'd do in their first year
🔹 Their plans on cost of living, property taxes, and public education
🔹 Where they stand on data centers, water use, and the Texas grid
🔹 Who funds their campaigns, and the commitments they're willing to be held to
Before you vote on November 3, hear them in their own words.
📻 Aired on KGRN 98.5 FM and KVBM 104.7 FM, Killeen, Texas
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