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A new children's book is available, focusing on the efforts of Roy Velásquez in promoting equality in Austin. The book tells the story of a cab company that aimed to serve the entire community. Further details about the book and its story can be found through the Texas Standard.
The book is titled "A Taxi for Everyone" and it highlights the cab company's goal of serving all residents in the capital city, providing insight into Velásquez's contributions to a more equal society.
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