The Pluralistic post is only about 20% longer than that article, and it adds useful context about why an average American should care about this particular judg

The Pluralistic post is only about 20% longer than that article, and it adds useful context about why an average American should care about this particular judge and the Texas Two-Step. Not a criticism of the Business Insider article, individual news stories don't need to have a full history of every subject they talk about, but if I saw the first few paragraphs I might think "never heard of this judge or company, don't live in Texas, this story has nothing to do with me".