With the removal of all diversity, equity, and inclusion programs by President Donald Trump, educators must be cautious when teaching Black history, as states like Florida, Texas, and Utah have made it clear they will not be protecting or pushing any efforts to teach Black history.
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FEB 1 –Â HAPPY BLACK HISTORY MONTH!
This year, to celebrate Black History Month, DW will share BLACK PRESS history facts that you need to know and share. Kicking this off with one of the greatest journalists […]
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SZA and Keke Palmer in “One of Them Days” Makes This Film a Standout in the Duo-Driven Film Genre
One of Them Days, featuring SZA’s acting debut, has the potential to outshine Wicked in terms of cultural impact due to its authentic portrayal of Black female friendship and its natural chemistry between SZA and Keke Palmer.
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7 Tips To Write Your Book with “Atomic Habits”
Writing a novel can be a challenging task, but by creating a plan, eliminating distractions, tracking progress, rewarding yourself, and building a supportive tribe, writers can set themselves up for success.
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Black Voices in Classical Theater: Why Representation Matters
The Classical Theatre of Harlem is celebrating its 25th anniversary and the centennial of the Harlem Renaissance by amplifying Black voices in classical theater, bringing diverse stories to the stage and inspiring empathy and understanding.
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South Dallas Cultural Center Levels the Playing Field, Opens Doors to Artists with Free Studio Time
The South Dallas Cultural Center is offering free recording studio time to residents, providing young artists with the tools and resources they need to succeed in the music industry and fostering a sense of community and creativity within the neighborhood.
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Dr. Harry Robinson: The Visionary Behind the African American Museum of Dallas
Dr. Harry Robinson, the founding president and CEO of the African American Museum of Dallas, has dedicated his life to preserving and celebrating the rich heritage and contributions of African Americans, transforming the museum into a cornerstone of cultural education and community engagement.
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Give the Gift of Black Art
For Black artists, art is more than a pursuit of beauty or a means of expression. As Nobel Prize-winning author Toni Morrison put it in her essay collection “The Source […]
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Poet and activist Nikki Giovanni passes away at 81
by Itoro N. Umontuen Nikki Giovanni, an acclaimed poet and fierce activist, has passed away Monday at the age of 81. At her core, Giovanni wanted everyone to know being unapologetically […]
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AURORA Marries Art & Technology in Downtown Dallas
AURORA 2024 Biennial is set to light up downtown Dallas with 26 art activations by Texas and international artists, featuring light shows, gospel choirs, all-female mariachi bands, and more, curated by Leslie Moody Castro and Kendal Henry.
