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Posted inCommunity, Culture, Homepage, International, Local, Metro, National, This Week
Broadway Dallas’ 2023-2024 Series Lineup
THE CHER SHOWSuperstars come and go. Cher is forever. For six straight decades, only one unstoppableforce has flat-out dominated popular culture – breaking down barriers, pushingboundaries and letting nothing and […]
Posted inEducation
Fentanyl awareness: Pinkston High School responds to parent concerns after drug scare
By Manuel Holguin, Dallas Free Press L.G. Pinkston High School recently hosted two fentanyl awareness meetings for parents in response to teenage overdoses and deaths in Dallas-Fort Worth. According to the Centers for […]
Posted inArt
Southern African Contemporary Masterworks Debut at African American Museum, Dallas
Curated from the Nando’s Collection of more than 25,000 pieces, “If You Look Hard Enough, You Can See Our Future” features nearly 90 pieces never seen together before The highly […]
Posted inShe Represents
She Reps: Myeshia George
Businesswoman, entrepreneur, and most importantly Mother Myeshia George has worked in the nursing industry for 17 years in various positions. She finds passion in pediatrics given that she has a […]
Posted inHomepage
Dilla Coffee brings Ethiopian flavors to Ross Ave
There’s a new coffee spot on the Dallas scene, but it wants visitors to know it’s not just a coffee shop. Dilla Coffee is a Black family-owned coffee roaster that […]
Posted inCommunity, Culture, Homepage, International, Local, Metro, National, The Edit, This Week
Designer Artillery fuses gamer and nerd culture with eccentric raps
By Raven Jordan Two members from the eccentric and high energy group Greyspot Syndicate have come to be known as Designer Artillery. Evan Pierce, who goes by the stage name […]
Posted inSports
If Angel Reese Wasn’t a Black Woman, America Wouldn’t Be So Angry
By John Celestand Originally appeared in Word in Black NBA champ John Celestand says the conversation about Reese is “a trainwreck of misogyny and covert racism.” Having been raised in […]
Posted inBlack Tech
Keyven Lewis Has Innovated with CMIT Solutions
By Brianna Patt CMIT Solutions CEO Keyven Lewis is looking to grow the right way. A Dallas native, Keyven Lewis first dived into the tech industry when he was in […]
Posted inOn the Cover
From the Word “Geaux”
The LSU Tigers told you they came to win and push the culture forward… and they did. Whether you like it or not. By Rashad Miller The NCAA Women’s Final […]
