By Tyler Carter
Freshman state house representative Jasmine Crockett may be young in politics, but her verve is igniting voters who want to see a more progressive movement embody the political arena in
By Tyler Carter
Close your eyes and listen to Billie Holiday sing ‘Strange Fruit.’ Really listen. Holiday’s accentuation of “fruit” and “black bodies swinging in the southern breeze” paints vivid imagery in the
By Catrina Satterwhite
With the New Year approaching, here come the resolutions. A popular resolution is of course getting our health and eating habits in order. But, what if you couldn’t entertain this
As Dallas Eyes Racial Equity Plan, Equity Audit Reveals Persistent Impact of Racist Housing Policies
By Steven Monacelli
Racial equity issues recently came to the forefront of City Council committee meetings with the review of two important reports. The news is a mixed bag.
By Steven Monacelli
Dozens of West Dallas residents rallied on Tuesday, December 14, to demand the shuttering of a shingle factory that has polluted the air in the surrounding neighborhood for over
Byline: Steven Monacelli After nearly three decades of serving as the House Representative for Texas’s 30th congressional district, which includes large swaths of South Dallas, Eddie Bernice Johnson announced her plans to
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After the murder of George Floyd, the Dallas Museum of Art set out to make itself more inclusive. It didn’t end well. Leadership and staff clashed over the recommendations. At least four
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By Steven Monacelli Weeks after the death of Marvin Scott III while in police custody in Collin County, the Scott family and their supporters continue their daily protests seeking justice for
Read MoreBy Steven Monacleli Editor’s note: This article was altered after it was published due to changes made in a D Magazine article that is referenced below. Between 1892 and 1970, the Dallas Express was a
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