Chef Tamra Patterson, affectionately known as Chef Tam, is testing her brilliant culinary skills against industry giant Alex Guarnaschelli and fellow Chefs in an upcoming episode of Alex vs. America […]
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Woman Who Slammed Car into BLM Protestors Receives Five Hours of Community Service, Avoids Jail
By Stacy M. Brown Originally appeared in NNPA Kathleen Casillo, 53, walked free this week after striking a sweetheart plea deal.She faced up to seven years in jail if she […]
She Reps: LaChanda Dupard
LaChanda Dupard, co-founder and Executive Director of Fit and Faithful Living (FFL). LaChanda, alongside her husband Reggie, is hosting the 11th Annual Tux and Chucks Gala on May 20, 2023, […]
The Latest Trend: Fight Club
By Giani Clarkson Buffalo Springfield wrote a song in 1967 called “For What It’s Worth”. The song has a classic opening, and it goes like this: There’s something happening here […]
Atlanta restaurant Slutty Vegan coming soon to Dallas
By Raven Jordan Slutty Vegan, the Atlanta-based and Black-owned vegan restaurant, is set for its first Texas opening later this summer. This location will be in Deep Ellum across from […]
Grant Halliburton Foundation Launches Here For Texas Spanish Website
As May marks Mental Health Awareness Month, the national movement to raise awareness about mental health, Grant Halliburton Foundation has launched HereForTexas.com/espanol to ensure that mental health information and a provider database are […]
Dallas Harpist, Jess Garland Debuts Laser Harp at The Wyly Theatre to Illuminate Racial Inequity in the Arts District
May 1, 2023-Dallas, Texas-DFW based musician and singer/songwriter, Jess Garland will debut her new laser harp at The Wyly Theatre on May 26-28 for a performance titled Luminescence. The concert […]
Preserved by Purpose: Prepare for the Overflow of Blessings
By Shewanda Riley “You are blocking your blessing!” This is what one friend told me a few years ago wasthe reason why I was not receiving God’s blessings in one […]
Is Dual Enrollment or AP Better for Earning College Credit?
By Maya Pottiger Originally appeared in Word in Black Both programs allow high school students to get a head start on earning their college degrees, but it can be tough […]
“A way to throw kids away”: Texas’ troubled juvenile justice department is sending more children to adult prisons
Originally appeared in the Texas Tribune By Jolie Mccullough Moving the most violent and troubled youths to adult prison makes it easier to help others in juvenile facilities, some prosecutors […]
