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RM2C3CJ5M–Austin, Texas USA: Anti-abortion clergy and others march to the Texas Capitol during a pro-life rally. ©MKC/Bob Daemmrich Photography, Inc.
RM2C3CJ6E–Several anti-abortion activists pray outside a South Austin clinic where abortions are performed as part of the pro-life campaign, '40 Days for Life.' ©MKC/Bob Daemmrich Photography, Inc.
RM2C3CJ57–Austin, Texas USA, February 2013: Female minister, reading a prayer on iPad tablet computer, and other clergy members urge Texas legislators to restore funding for family planning and birth-control services for low-income women during a press conference at the Texas Capitol. Texas Faith in Action and the Texas Freedom Network are nonpartisan, grassroots organization of religious and community leaders. ©MKC/Bob Daemmrich Photography, Inc.
RM2C3CJEM–Austin, Texas USA, March 2013: Protesters at the Texas Capitol rally for increased Medicaid coverage after Gov. Rick Perry announced that the state will not accept any federal money to expand Medicaid in Texas. ©MKC/Bob Daemmrich Photography, Inc.
RM2C3CJ54–Crowd attends rally and holds up signs asking the Texas legislature for additional funding for mental health services. ©MKC/Bob Daemmrich Photography, Inc.
RM2C3CJ4T–Austin, Texas USA, March 2013: Wheelchair-bound protesters at the Texas Capitol rally for increased Medicaid coverage after Gov. Rick Perry announced that the state will not accept any federal money to expand Medicaid in Texas. ©MKC/Bob Daemmrich Photography, Inc.
RM2C3CHWW–Austin, Texas USA, March 2013: Eccentric white male wearing a werewolf mask plays the violin outdoors in downtown Austin during the annual South by Southwest musical festival that draws thousands of music fans to the city. ©MKC/Bob Daemmrich Photography, Inc.
RM2C3CN6T–July 11th, 2013 Austin, Texas USA: Abortion opponent prays during a pro-life rally at the Texas Capitol. Hundreds of pro-life and pro-choice supporters crowded into the building as state senators debated HB2, a controversial law putting tighter restrictions on women's access to abortions. The bill passed with a 19-11 vote, with all 18 Republicans and 1 Democrat voting yes. Earlier in the session, Sen. Wendy Davis's filibuster delayed action on the bill. ©MCK/Bob Daemmrich Photography, Inc.
RM2C3CJ5G–Hispanic young adult wears t-shirt with bilingual message in English and Spanish saying his vote in his voice ©MKC/Bob Daemmrich Photography, Inc.
RM2C3CJ4M–Austin, Texas USAL Anti-gun violence protester stands outside Texas Capitol building with sign saying 'ban assault weapons.' ©MKC/Bob Daemmrich Photography, Inc.
RM2C3CN6R–July 18th, 2013 Austin, Texas USA: Woman supporting Texas gubernatorial candidate Greg Abbott holds a 'Fast Cars, Firermrs, & Freedom--It's a Texas Thing' novelty fan during an Abbott campaign stop in Austin. ©MKC/Bob Daemmrich Photography, Inc.
RM2C3CJG2–Austin, Texas USA, February 2013: Female minister, reading a prayer on iPad tablet computer, and other clergy members urge Texas legislators to restore funding for family planning and birth-control services for low-income women during a press conference at the Texas Capitol. Texas Faith in Action and the Texas Freedom Network are nonpartisan, grassroots organization of religious and community leaders. ©MKC/Bob Daemmrich Photography, Inc.
RM2C3CK9Y–Austin Texas USA, May 2013: Texas Department of Public Safety Texas Ranger Division S.W.A.T armored vehicle and officer. ©MKC/Bob Daemmrich Photography, Inc.
RM2C3CJ5T–Anti-abortion, pro-life advocates attend rally at the Texas Capitol in Austin, Texas. ©MKC/Bob Daemmrich Photography, Inc.
RM2C3CJEF–Austin, Texas USA, March 2013: Protesters at the Texas Capitol rally for increased Medicaid coverage after Gov. Rick Perry announced that the state will not accept any federal money to expand Medicaid in Texas. ©MKC/Bob Daemmrich Photography, Inc.
RM2C3CN64–Austin, Texas USA, July 18, 2013: Texas Gov. Rick Perry signs controversial HB2, placing new restrictions on women's access to abortion, into law with a room full of mostly Republican Representatives and Senators including author Jodie Laubenberg R-Murphy and co-author Sen. Glen Hegar R-Katy. On stage also was Sen. Eddie Lucio D-Brownsville, the only Democrat Senator in favor of the bill. ©MKC/Bob Daemmrich Photography, Inc.
RM2C3CJEE–Crowd attends rally and holds up signs asking the Texas legislature for additional funding for mental health services. ©MKC/Bob Daemmrich Photography, Inc.
RM2C3CN6M–July 11th, 2013 Austin, Texas USA: Young female abortion opponent prays during a pro-life rally at the Texas Capitol. Hundreds of pro-life and pro-choice supporters crowded into the building as state senators debated HB2, a controversial law putting tighter restrictions on women's access to abortions. The bill passed with a 19-11 vote, with all 18 Republicans and 1 Democrat voting yes. ©MCK/Bob Daemmrich Photography, Inc.
RM2C3CJ63–Austin, Texas USA, February 2013: White male minister, backed by other clergy members, urges Texas legislators to restore funding for family planning and birth-control services for low-income women during a press conference at the Texas Capitol. Texas Faith in Action and the Texas Freedom Network are nonpartisan, grassroots organization of religious and community leaders. ©MKC/Bob Daemmrich Photography, Inc.
RM2C3CN68–Austin, Texas USA, July 18 2013: Pro-choice supporters protest outside the Capitol auditorium where Texas Gov. Rick Perry signed controversial HB2, placing new restrictions on women's access to abortion, into law with a room full of mostly Republican lawmakers. ©MKC /Bob Daemmrich Photography, Inc.
RM2C3CN7E–Austin, Texas USA, July 18 2013: Pro-choice supporters protest outside the Capitol auditorium where Texas Gov. Rick Perry signed controversial HB2, placing new restrictions on women's access to abortion, into law with a room full of mostly Republican lawmakers. ©MKC /Bob Daemmrich Photography, Inc.
RM2C3CJ4P–Austin, Texas USA, March 2013: Protesters at the Texas Capitol rally for increased Medicaid coverage after Gov. Rick Perry announced that the state will not accept any federal money to expand Medicaid in Texas. ©MKC/Bob Daemmrich Photography, Inc.
RM2C3CJ5H–Austin, Texas USA, Feb. 22 2013: Man holds sign protesting U.S. government deportations of Hispanics during a rally for immigration reform at the Texas Capitol.©MKC/Bob Daemmrich Photography, Inc.
RM2C3CJ5C–Several anti-abortion activists pray outside a South Austin clinic where abortions are performed as part of the pro-life campaign, '40 Days for Life.' ©MKC/Bob Daemmrich Photography, Inc.
RM2C3CJEX–Anti-abortion, pro-life advocates attend rally at the Texas Capitol in Austin, Texas. ©MKC/Bob Daemmrich Photography, Inc.
RM2C3CP06–July 2, 2013 Austin, Texas USA: During competing rallies at the Texas Capitol, a young woman holds a hand-made sign opposing abortion and supporting anti-abortion legislation as the House Committee on State Affairs holds hearings on a controversial abortion bill. ©MKC/Bob Daemmrich Photography, Inc.
RM2C3CNH6–July 11th, 2013 Austin, Texas USA: Young female abortion opponent prays during a pro-life rally at the Texas Capitol. Hundreds of pro-life and pro-choice supporters crowded into the building as state senators debated HB2, a controversial law putting tighter restrictions on women's access to abortions. The bill passed with a 19-11 vote, with all 18 Republicans and 1 Democrat voting yes. ©MCK/Bob Daemmrich Photography, Inc.
RM2C3CJET–Hispanic male stands in front of stack of textbooks and holds up sign asking for support prior to a pro-education rally at the Texas Capitol building in Austin, Texas, during the legislative session. ©MKC/Bob Daemmrich Photography, Inc.
RM2C3CJ4B–Austin, Texas USA, March 2013: A vision-impaired man, flanked by seeing protesters, participates in a pro-Medicaid expansion rally at the Texas Capitol in Austin, Texas Gov. Rick Perry recently announced his decision that the state will not accept any federal money to expand the insurance program that covers mostly lower-income and handicapped Texans. March 2013. ©MKC/Bob Daemmrich Photography, Inc.
RM2C3CJ6N–Anti-abortion, pro-life advocates bring yellow balloons to rally at the Texas Capitol in Austin, Texas ©MKC/Bob Daemmrich Photography, Inc.
RM2C3CN77–Austin, Texas USA, July 18, 2013: Texas Gov. Rick Perry speaks before signing controversial HB2, placing new restrictions on women's access to abortion, into law with a room full of mostly Republican Representatives and Senators including author Jodie Laubenberg R-Murphy and co-author Sen. Glen Hegar R-Katy. On stage also was Sen. Eddie Lucio D-Brownsville, the only Democrat Senator in favor of the bill. ©MKC/Bob Daemmrich Photography, Inc.
RM2C3CN5T–Austin, Texas USA, July 18, 2013: Texas Gov. Rick Perry signs controversial HB2, placing new restrictions on women's access to abortion, into law with a room full of mostly Republican Representatives and Senators including author Jodie Laubenberg R-Murphy and co-author Sen. Glen Hegar R-Katy. On stage also was Sen. Eddie Lucio D-Brownsville, the only Democrat Senator in favor of the bill. ©MKC/Bob Daemmrich Photography, Inc.
RM2C3CJ6B–Several anti-abortion activists pray outside a South Austin clinic where abortions are performed as part of the pro-life campaign, '40 Days for Life.' ©MKC/Bob Daemmrich Photography, Inc.
RM2C3CJF1–Anti-abortion, pro-life advocates attend rally at the Texas Capitol in Austin, Texas. ©MKC/Bob Daemmrich Photography, Inc.
RM2C3CNYT–July 2, 2013 Austin, Texas USA: During competing rallies at the Texas Capitol, pro-life activists show their support for anti-abortion legislation as the House Committee on State Affairs holds hearings on a controversial abortion bill. ©MKC/Bob Daemmrich Photography, Inc.
RM2C3CJEN–Austin, Texas USA, March 2013: Vietnam war veteran wearing a U.S. Army dress uniform hat salutes during a ground-breaking ceremony on the Texas Capitol grounds for a monument honoring Texans who served in Vietnam. ©MKC/Bob Daemmrich Photography, Inc.
RM2C3CJ65–Austin, Texas USA, March 2013: Texas Gov. Rick Perry speaks during a pro-life rally at the Texas Capitol. ©MKC/Bob Daemmrich Photography, Inc.
RM2C3CHWY–Austin, Texas USA, March 2013: Eccentric white male wearing a Texas flag-themed thong mask plays the guitar outdoors in downtown Austin during the annual South by Southwest musical festival that draws thousands of music fans to the city. ©MKC/Bob Daemmrich Photography, Inc.
RM2C3CR36–Austin Texas USA, Nov. 23 2013: Volunteers for Battleground Texas and the state Democratic Party make phone calls to potential voters in an attempt to 'turn Texas blue.' Democratic state Sen. Wendy Davis has announced she will run for governor, but she faces an uphill battle as Texas has been a solidly 'red' Republican state for almost 20 years. ©MKC/Bob Daemmrich Photography, Inc.
RM2C3CR2K–Austin Texas USA, Nov. 23 2013: Volunteers for Battleground Texas and the state Democratic Party make phone calls to potential voters in an attempt to 'turn Texas blue.' Texas has been a solidly 'red' Republican state for almost 20 years. ©MKC/Bob Daemmrich Photography, Inc.
RM2C3CTYN–Austin, Texas USA, Nov. 22, 2015: Group gathers at Wooldridge Park in downtown Austin to protest Gov. Greg Abbott's decision to ban Syrian refugees from entering the state. The Syrian People Solidarity Group organized the protest, which attracted several hundred demonstrators.©MKC/Bob Daemmrich Photography, Inc.
RM2C3CPJA–Austin, Texas USA, October 1, 2013: Stacks of empty oil drums await processing at a metal recycling facility. The Austin business gathers various types of industrial and commercial scrap metal and sells to the highest bidders, including companies in Mexico and India. MKC/Bob Daemmrich Photography, Inc.
RM2C3CP7M–Austin Texas USA, Oct. 25 2013: Office at the CommUnityCare health care clinic in Austin includes area where the public can get assistance with navigating and reviewing information of HealthCare.gov to get cost-saving health insurance coverage under Obamacare. ©MKC/Bob Daemmrich Photography, Inc.
RM2C3CPJ0–Austin, Texas USA, October 1, 2013: Stacks of empty oil drums await processing at a metal recycling facility. The Austin business gathers various types of industrial and commercial scrap metal and sells to the highest bidders, including companies in Mexico and India. MKC/Bob Daemmrich Photography, Inc.
RM2C3CR37–Austin Texas USA, Nov. 23 2013: Volunteers for Battleground Texas and the state Democratic Party make phone calls to potential voters in an attempt to 'turn Texas blue.' Texas has been a solidly 'red' Republican state for almost 20 years. ©MKC/Bob Daemmrich Photography, Inc.
RM2C3CR1K–Austin Texas USA, Nov. 23 2013: Volunteers for Battleground Texas and the state Democratic Party make phone calls to potential voters in an attempt to 'turn Texas blue.' Texas has been a solidly 'red' Republican state for almost 20 years. ©MKC/Bob Daemmrich Photography, Inc.
RM2C3CPJJ–Austin, Texas USA, October 1, 2013: Stacks of empty oil drums await processing at a metal recycling facility. The Austin business gathers various types of industrial and commercial scrap metal and sells to the highest bidders, including companies in Mexico and India. MKC/Bob Daemmrich Photography, Inc.
RM2C3CR38–Austin Texas USA, Nov. 23 2013: Texas Democratic state Sen. Letticia Van de Putte, candidate for lieutenant governor, speaks to the press at a phone bank operation full of Democratic volunteers working on behalf of Battleground Texas and the state Democratic Party. Van de Putte faces an uphill battle as Texas has been a solidly 'red' Republican state for almost 20 years. ©MKC/Bob Daemmrich Photography, Inc.
RM2C3CR2W–Austin Texas USA, Nov. 23 2013: Volunteers for Battleground Texas and the state Democratic Party make phone calls to potential voters in an attempt to 'turn Texas blue.' Texas has been a solidly 'red' Republican state for almost 20 years. ©MKC/Bob Daemmrich Photography, Inc.
RM2CDJ9AJ–Austin, Texas: July 13, 2007: Family members arrive at the LBJ Library prior to a public viewing of the casket of former First Lady Lady Bird Johnson. Mrs. Johnson, the widow of former Pres. Lyndon B. Johnson, died Wednesday, July 11, at age 94. ©Marjorie Cotera/Daemmrich Photography
RM2CDJ9AR–Austin, Texas USA, July 13, 2007: The casket of Lady Bird Johnson is carried across the plaza at the LBJ Library prior to her public viewing. ©Marjorie Cotera/Daemmrich Photography
RM2CDJ9B9–Austin, TX July 15, 2007: The funeral cortege of Lady Bird Johnson passes along Town Lake Sunday morning on its way to the LBJ Ranch for burial of the former First Lady. ©Marjorie Cotera/Daemmrich Photo
RM2CCDB2T–Austin, TX USA, Nov. 11 2006: Republic of Vietnam military veteran marches in annual Veterans Day Parade on Congress Avenue. ©Marjorie Cotera /Daemmrich Photography
RM2CCD8NP–Austin, Texas USA, April 10, 2007: Immigrant rights rally. ©Marjorie Cotera/Daemmrich Photos
RM2CCD8P0–Austin, Texas USA, March 27, 2007: Texas House of Representatives members Sylvester Turner (left) and Harold Dutton Jr. during meeting of the Joint Committee on the Operation and Management of the Texas Youth Commission. ©Marjorie Cotera / Daemmrich Photography
RM2CCD8P9–Austin, Texas USA, April 10, 2007: Immigrant rights rally. ©Marjorie Cotera/Daemmrich Photos
RM2CCD96X–Death penalty opponent participates in rally at the Texas Capitol. ©Marjorie Cotera/Daemmrich Photography
RM2CCDAK6–Austin, TX USA, Nov. 11 2006: World War II veterans ride in annual Veterans Day Parade on Congress Avenue. ©Marjorie Cotera/Daemmrich Photography
RM2CCDAM3–Austin, TX USA, Nov. 11 2006: World War II veterans ride in annual Veterans Day Parade on Congress Avenue. ©Marjorie Cotera/Daemmrich Photography
RM2CCDB3K–Austin, TX, Nov. 11, 2006: Military veteran waves small American flag during annual Veterans Day parade through downtown. ©Marjorie Cotera /Daemmrich Photography
RM2CCD8NT–Austin, Texas USA, April 10, 2007: Immigrant rights rally. ©Marjorie Cotera/Daemmrich Photos
RM2CCDB3M–Austin, TX, USA, Nov. 11 2006: Vietnam veterans march in annual Veterans Day Parade on Congress Avenue. ©Marjorie Cotera/Daemmrich Photography
RM2CCD9D6–Texas: Black male 10th grade student concentrates in high school computer lab. ©Marjorie Cotera /Daemmrich Photos
RM2CCDB3H–Austin, TX USA, Nov. 11 2006: Veterans for Peace march during annual Veterans Day Parade on Congress Avenue. ©Marjorie Cotera/Daemmrich Photography
RM2CCDAG9–Austin, TX, Nov. 11 2006: Stars-and-stripes-clad woman marches in annual Veterans Day Parade on Congress Avenue. ©Marjorie Cotera/Daemmrich Photography
RM2CCD8NC–Austin, Texas USA, April 10 2007: Child carrying hand-make sign walks with her mother during immigrant rights march and rally. ©Marjorie Cotera/Daemmrich Photos
RM2CCD9DE–Texas: Hispanic 10th-grade female student writes on paper in high school computer lab. ©Marjorie Cotera /Daemmrich Photos
RM2CBM50P–Austin, Texas USA, 2006: 10-month-old Hispanic baby boy cries while undergoing an upper gastrointestinal procedure at a medical imaging center. The child is made to swallow a small amount of barium (white, chalky liquid), while a doctor watches a series of fluoroscopic x-rays over approximately 15-20 minutes. The barium highlights or outlines the esophagus, throat and upper intestines allowing the doctor to view the food as it travels down the esophagus, into the stomach and into the first part of the small intestines. ©Marjorie Cotera/Daemmrich Photography
RM2CBM50R–Austin, Texas USA, 2006: Father wearing lead apron watches his 10-month-old Hispanic baby boy undergoing an upper gastro-intestinal procedure at a medical imaging center. The patient swallows a small amount of barium (white, chalky liquid) while a doctor watches a series of fluoroscopic x-rays over approximately 15-20 minutes. The barium highlights the esophagus, throat and upper intestines allowing the doctor to view food as it travels down the esophagus, into the stomach and into the first part of the small intestines. ©Marjorie Cotera/Daemmrich Photograph
RM2C3DC47–Texas: Young African-American woman receives a free diabetes screening at community center. ©Marjorie Kamys Cotera / Daemmrich Photography /
RM2C3CJWE–West, TX: April 19th, 2013. Volunteers with the Red Cross arrive to provide food, water, emotional support, and health services to those affected by the explosion. Officials now number the dead from the fertilizer plant at 14. mkc / Daemmrich Photos
RM2BHB7N0–Austin , Texas - March 8 , 2011 - Pro-planned parenthood demonstrator at the Texas Capitol buidling © Marjorie Kamys Cotera / Daemmrich Photos
RM2BH28R9–Austin, Texas USA, February 7, 2007: Speaker addresses crowd at rally at Texas State Capitol of supporters of plan calling for state tax money to be spent on tuition at certain private schools. ©Marjorie Kamys Cotera / Daemmrich Photography
RM2BH28RH–Austin, Texas USA: Group protesting against the death penalty marches to the Texas Capitol. ©Marjorie Cotera / Daemmrich Photography
RM2BH28RA–Austin, Texas USA, February 7, 2007. Child holds sign during rally at Texas State Capitol of supporters of a plan to use state tax money on tuition at certain private schools. ©Marjorie Kamys Cotera / Daemmrich Photography
RMFJFXG6–Republican presidential nominee candidate Ted Cruz savors victory in Texas primary on Super Tuesday from stage in Stafford TX
RMFJG103–Republican presidential nominee candidate Ted Cruz savors victory in Texas primary on Super Tuesday from stage in Stafford TX
RMFJFXG4–Republican presidential nominee candidate Ted Cruz savors victory in Texas primary on Super Tuesday from stage in Stafford TX
RMFJFXG2–Texas Lt. Governor Dan Patrick cheers as Republican presidential hopeful Ted Cruz savors victory in the Texas primary election
RMFJFXG1–Republican presidential nominee candidate Ted Cruz's wife and daughters savor win in Texas primary from stage in Stafford TX
RMFJFXG3–Republican presidential nominee candidate Ted Cruz savors victory in Texas primary on Super Tuesday from stage in Stafford TX
RMFJFXFW–Supporters listen as Republican presidential hopeful Ted Cruz savors a decisive victory in the Texas primary election.
RMFJFXG0–Republican presidential nominee candidate Ted Cruz's wife and daughters savor win in Texas primary from stage in Stafford TX
RMFJFXFY–Republican presidential nominee candidate Ted Cruz's family savors win in Texas primary on Super Tuesday in Stafford TX
RMFJFXFT–Man dressed as Uncle Sam mingles with supporters at Republican presidential hopeful Ted Cruz's Texas primary victory party
RMFJFXFR–Supporters cheer as Republican presidential hopeful Ted Cruz savors a decisive victory in the Texas primary election.
RMFJFXFP–Supporters cheer as Republican presidential hopeful Ted Cruz savors a decisive victory in the Texas primary election.
RMFJFXFX–Supporters listen as Republican presidential hopeful Ted Cruz savors a decisive victory in the Texas primary election.
RMFJFXFM–Supporters cheer as Republican presidential hopeful Ted Cruz savors a decisive victory in the Texas primary election.
RMFJFXFN–Supporters cheer as Republican presidential hopeful Ted Cruz savors a decisive victory in the Texas primary election.
RMFJFXFJ–Heidi Cruz smiles at husband, daughters as Republican presidential hopeful Ted Cruz savor victory in the Texas primary election
RMFJFXFF–Republican presidential hopeful Ted Cruz holds daughter while savoring victory in the Texas primary election with supporters
RMFJFXFH–Republican presidential hopeful Ted Cruz holds daughter while savoring victory in the Texas primary election with supporters
RMFJFXFE–Republican presidential hopeful Ted Cruz holds daughter while savoring victory in the Texas primary election with supporters
RMFJFXFD–Republican presidential hopeful Ted Cruz holds daughter while savoring victory in the Texas primary election with supporters
RMFJFXF8–Republican presidential hopeful Ted Cruz addresses crowd while savoring victory in the Texas primary election with supporters
RMFJFXFA–Republican presidential hopeful Ted Cruz kisses wife Heidi while savoring victory in the Texas primary election with supporters
