Op-Ed by Jai Makokha In 30 days, one man has signed the country’s MOST RESTRICTIVE ABORTION BAN as a literal middle finger to Roe v. Wade. He’s slapped the face of Black and marginalized communities and people with disabilities with his NEW VOTING RIGHTS LEGISLATION. Then doubled down on his
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Interview by Keri Mitchell She grew up in Wheatley Place, where she still resides in her family’s home, and attended the Phyllis Wheatley School down the street before moving to the “Great”
The heightened awareness of human trafficking comes on the heels of an
By Catrina Satterwhite We are witnessing beautiful times in Dallas right now
I had the opportunity to attend the screening and panel discussion for Boss; The Black Experience in Business, a PBS documentary detailing the racism and hate crimes frequently weaponized to hold Black
Read More“We ain’t from the same cloth, cuz I’m cut different,” stresses hip-hop artist and songwriter Allay Earhart in his single Different. After my chat with 25-year-old Earhart, this was proven to
Read MoreFather’s Day started in America on June 19, 1910, in the state of Washington. But it wasn’t until 1972 that it was officially recognized as a holiday. Mother’s Day became a holiday
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BY TIMIA COBB, Texas Tribune, texastribune.org With a cowboy hat atop her head and fresh flowers in hand, Rosalind Alexander-Kasparik walked from her family farm on a Tuesday afternoon this spring to
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Thursday, May 12 American Airlines hosted its inaugural Legacy of Firsts event dedicated to honoring Black aviators and the founding fathers of the Organization of Black Aerospace Professionals (OBAP). In 1964, Capt.
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A popular trend amongst the food industry is healthy options. This trend is being embraced the African American community in particular, with so much information available about health disparities and options amongst
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Creative Currency, one of DFW’s top boutique public relations and event production companies, brings back its original concept EMERGE (A Fashion & Music Experience). Debuting last fall to exceptional reviews, EMERGE is
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Artist William Rhodes and a Dr. George Davis Senior Center Team Contributed Black Elements to Showcase the Multicultural Side of the Martial Arts Phenom San Francisco, CA – On Sunday, April 24th, a
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Interview by Keri Mitchell She grew up in Wheatley Place, where she still resides in her family’s home, and attended the Phyllis Wheatley School down the street before moving to the “Great”
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By Patrick Washington Most of us are aware of the Supreme Court hearing happening right now. Another ‘First Black” event for the history books literally; however, most of the time I am
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