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Purposeful Starvation: A Modern Weapon Targeting South Dallas Communities

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South Dallas is experiencing food insecurity due to a lack of grocery stores and high prices, leading to residents having limited access to affordable, healthy, and nutritious food.

Wednesday, Jul 3

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JPMorgan Chase invests $750K in Southern Gateway Park to spur economic development in Oak Cliff

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Southern Gateway Park is bringing more than five acres of urban green space and amenities spanning I-35E between Ewing and Marsalis Avenues, and JPMorgan Chase is eager to help. The

Tuesday, Jul 2

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Arike Ogunbowale Opts Out of USA Basketball Women’s National Team, Cites Subjective Selection

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Arike Ogunbowale of the Dallas Wings has withdrawn her name from the USA Basketball Women's national team pool, citing her belief that she would not be selected due to subjective team selection.

Preserved by Purpose: Our Needs and God’s Timing

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“I got hungry…you think I may have overdid it?” was the caption of a photo a friendtexted me in August a few years ago. In the picture there were 6

Saturday, Jun 29

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“Black Jobs” and the Age-Old Gimmick of Leveraging Minorities Against One Another

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Former President Donald Trump's recent rant about immigration and the Supreme Court case of Fisher v. University of Texas have highlighted the use of minority groups to undermine progress towards a more equitable society.

Friday, Jun 28

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In First Debate, Trump Overwhelms Biden With Bluster and Lies

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“Black Vote, Black Power,” a collaboration between Keith Boykin and Word In Black, examines the issues, the candidates, and what’s at stake for Black America in the 2024 presidential election. Well, that was awkward. The first presidential…

Wednesday, Jun 26

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Jazz Prodigy Roy Hargrove’s Legacy Lives on Through His Music

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Roy Hargrove, a prodigious jazz musician from Dallas, became a legend in the 1980s, impressing audiences with his mature style and challenging performances, while his mentor, Dean Hill, guided him on his journey to becoming one of the most…

Dallas Southern Pride Celebrates Juneteenth Unity & Encourages Self-Love Through Testing

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Dallas Southern Pride celebrated Juneteenth Unity weekend with a variety of events, including a ball and happy hour, social gatherings, brunches, pool parties, and entertainment events, while also addressing health disparities in the LGBTQ…

Monday, Jun 24

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Preserved by Purpose: Cutting Back to Grow Forward

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“I’m going to cut my cable like I cut my hair” is what I declared boldly to one of mysisters a few years ago. I was visiting my parents in

The Ten Commandments of Republican Hypocrisy

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Former President and convicted felon Donald Trump cheered for displaying the Ten Commandments in public schools. His behavior begs the question: Does he even know what they are?

Friday, Jun 21

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Little Inez Gets Big Voice: Kaila Symone Crowder on Hairspray and Broadway Debut

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Kaila Symone Crowder, a bright new face on the theater scene, has taken on the role of Little Inez in the Broadway musical Hairspray, embodying the spirit of boldness and perseverance that the character represents.

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Why Black Republicans Aren’t Persuading Black Voters

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Black Republicans like Tim Scott and Byron Donalds have to pretend racism is not an issue. But the majority of Black people know better.

Wednesday, Jun 19

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Good Soil Forum 2024 Cooks Up Kitchen Table Talk Just in Time For Juneteenth

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The Good Soil Forum in Dallas, TX, provided a platform for Black entrepreneurs to discuss business growth and sustainability, as well as offering a platform for aspiring minority entrepreneurs to showcase their innovative business ideas.

Tuesday, Jun 18

Celtics Triumph over Mavericks, Earning Historic NBA Title

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The Boston Celtics defeated the Dallas Mavericks 88-106 in Game 5 of the NBA Finals, breaking the tie between the two historic franchises and making the Celtics the most decorated NBA franchise in the association's history.

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A Father’s Impact: Daughter’s Success Highlights Value of Family Support

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Pastor Rich Schuhumeier, a black father who is actively involved in his children's lives, is a beacon of light for his daughter Evangelic, who has graduated with her law degree from La Verne College of Law University, with her success…

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The 16th Annual Roots Picnic demonstrates that with time, the formula has been perfected.

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The Roots Picnic in Philadelphia attracted 60,000 people from across the country for a two-day celebration of nostalgic music, featuring performances from legends like Babyface and The Dream, and featuring a diverse lineup of artists from…

Monday, Jun 17

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Preserved by Purpose: Loving in the Red Zone – Exposure….and What’s Next

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First Dr. Tony Evans then Pastor Robert Morris. This past week has been one that gavewhiplash to Christians as we heard unbelievably shocking confessions of moral failures of thesetwo well-respected

Friday, Jun 14

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With a Trump Win, Republican Judges Will Rule the Courts—and Our Lives

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If you don't vote, you’re consigning your children to live under a legal regime governed by anti-Black Republican judges for years to come.

Wednesday, Jun 12

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Men About the Culture: Jade Tinner Uplifts Black Men Through Safe Spaces and Opportunity

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Jade Tinner founded Men About the Culture and the Men's Brunch to empower Black men and provide them with therapeutic spaces and opportunity.

Tuesday, Jun 11

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How Grammy-Nominated Artist Kenyon Dixon Balances Music and Mental Health

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Kenyon Dixon, a Grammy-nominated singer and songwriter, has opened up about his mental health struggles and how he prioritizes self-care in the high-pressure world of music, using techniques such as cardio and the 3-3-3 technique to manage…

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INC Education: Closing the Achievement Gap for Black Students with Innovative Approach

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INC Education, founded by Jay Veal, is closing the achievement gap for Black students by providing a holistic approach to education, including tutoring, mentorship, community involvement, and technology, and has achieved a 95% success rate…

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Public Schools Struggle with Overcrowding, Lack of Resources, and Behavioral Issues

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Public K-12 schools face challenges such as overcrowded classrooms, lack of resources, and poor student behavior, which can hinder academic success, and the COVID-19 pandemic has further exacerbated these issues.

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The numbers are getting worse… the big “C” is all too common

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Cancer rates are increasing globally, particularly among younger populations and African Americans, due to environmental factors, lifestyle changes, and lack of access to healthcare, necessitating increased funding for research, public…

Monday, Jun 10

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FAN EXPO Dallas 2024 Celebrates Nerd and Pop Culture, Embraces Black Nerd Culture

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FAN EXPO Dallas 2024 celebrated Black Nerd culture with a range of interactive exhibits, gaming tournaments, and family-friendly stage shows, showcasing a vibrant tapestry of Black creativity and diversity.

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Cardona to Black Students: Don’t Miss Out on FAFSA Like I Did

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By Joseph Williams Having spent months fixing the botched overhaul of the online Free Application for Federal Student Aid, Education Secretary Miguel Cardona has a message for Black college-bound students: The post Cardona to Black…

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Jasmine Crockett, MTG and the six Bs

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Jasmine Crockett, a member of the Oversight Committee, responded to Marjorie Taylor Greene's personal attack with a witty retort, prompting Chairman Comer to rule that Greene's remarks were not in violation of the rules.

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Juneteenth Fashion Show Returns to Legacy Hall’s Lexus Box Garden on June 15th

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The third annual Juneteenth Fashion Show will return to the Lexus Box Garden at Legacy Hall in Plano on June 15th, featuring 12 North Texas designers and brands, a special appearance by the national 2024 "Hair Educator of the Year" Keya…

Dorrough Music Set To Perform At Half-Time During Game 3 of The NBA Finals

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This year marks the 15th anniversary of Dorrough Music’s triple-platinum classic, “Ice Cream Paint Job”, and he has been celebrating all year! First, he announced his partnership with Rogue Shop

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Preserved by Purpose: Daddy’s Girls: DNA Goes a Long Way

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By Shewanda Riley “Frank Jr” was what I was called as a child because between me and my 3 sisters,I was the one most like my father. From how I

Wednesday, Jun 5

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Byron Donalds and the Myth of the Broken Black Family

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The Black Republican from Florida has been desperately campaigning to be Trump’s running mate, and now he's criticizing Black families.