Brianna Patt, Author at Dallas Weekly

Health, Local, Special Edition, Women, Women's History Month Special Edition

Abide Women’s Health Services: Helping The Pregnant Women of the Hood

by Brianna PattMarch 14, 2022January 11, 2023

Abide’s Health Services have also been able to have a much lower mortality rate in comparison to other clinics. They have yet to lose a mother, and have only lost one child with birth success rates higher than clinics on the local and national level.

Health, Special Edition, Women, Women's History Month Special Edition

The Impact of Women in The Medical Profession: What Has Been Done and What More We Can Do

by Brianna PattMarch 14, 2022January 11, 2023

I spoke with the Associate Chief of Infection Prevention for Parkland Hospital and Assistant Professor of Medicine at University of Texas-South Western Dr. Carolee Estelle, M.D. about women in the […]

Features, Homepage, This Week

Black Femicide: Why Are These Cases So Mishandled and Ignored?

by Brianna PattMarch 10, 2022January 11, 2023

Black women’s murders are happening at a rate of 4 per day according to the Guardian, but the media and law enforcement continue to lag behind when it comes to […]

Business, Features, Homepage, Local, Special Edition, This Week, Women, Women's History Month Special Edition

Unoma Okorafor is Offering Herbal Goodness

by Brianna PattMarch 7, 2022January 11, 2023

Unoma Okorafor is offering organic alternatives to help fuel the body and the brain. Unoma Okorafor started her journey to building her brand Herbal Goodness in 2011 when she was […]

Culture, The Edit

The Business of Black Love: How It’s Been Commodified

by Brianna PattMarch 4, 2022January 11, 2023

By Brianna Patt How has seeing love through rose colored glasses hurt us and fueled business? Black love is a big business. From dating seminars taught by Kevin Samuels that […]

Education, Homepage, This Week

Standardized Testing and Discrimination

by Brianna PattFebruary 24, 2022January 11, 2023

Standardized testing in Texas has a history of leaving minorities behind. The Texas Testing System: A History The implication that the standardized testing system may have some discriminatory links is […]

Features, Homepage, Local, National, Politics, Texas, This Week, Women

Eddie Bernice Johnson: Making History In Dallas For Fifty Years

by Brianna PattFebruary 24, 2022January 11, 2023

After serving the people and making history for fifty years, Eddie Bernice Johnson is ready to pass the torch. Eddie Bernice Johnson, entered politics after 16 years of working as […]

Features, Homepage, Local, National, Politics, Texas, This Week, Women

Jasmine Crockett: Making History A Term At A Time

by Brianna PattFebruary 23, 2022January 11, 2023

For her, getting the approval and support from the people rather than through any backroom deals. She stated that she was chosen by the people and obtained her position by going out and speaking with the constituents. Not only that, but, as she stated, she has the tangible record to prove and back her political record.