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Posted inEducation
Which College Degrees Are Least Likely to Land You a Job?
A recent study by Degreechoices reveals that degrees in criminal justice, performing arts, and art history have the highest rates of underemployment, with criminal justice majors having the highest rate at 71.5%.
Posted inPolitics
Jasmine Crockett Is Clear: White American Men Aren’t Oppressed
Rep. Jasmine Crockett delivered a fiery speech in the House of Representatives, highlighting the lack of oppression for white men in America and the need for unity and recognition of racism in order to achieve a more perfect union.
Posted inChan Zuckerberg Initiative
Why Culturally Relevant Education Can’t Wait
Public school educators are increasingly focusing on culturally relevant education to create safe spaces for Black students, as they are entrusted to educational institutions that were not engineered with their unique challenges in mind.
Posted inWord In Black
Two Weeks After the Election, Here’s Where Students Are
Students across the country are disappointed with the election of former President Donald Trump, but remain hopeful for a better future and are fighting for a more inclusive society.
Posted inArt
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.
Posted inCommunity
Dallas ponies up $8 million for Forest Theater’s 100-year-old pipes and other outdated infrastructure
The City of Dallas has approved an $8 million grant to restore the historic Forest Theater on Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard, which will include infrastructure updates and construction, and is expected to begin in early 2025.
Posted inSpiritual
Preserved by Purpose – Lifestyle of Thankfulness
“Actions speak louder than words.” We’re all familiar with this phrase and apply it to various personal and professional areas of our lives. In my own life, I often remind myself of the truth in this phrase as I work on showing my appreciation to others. Many of us don’t have a hard time […]
Posted inWord In Black
Giving Birth Shouldn’t Be a Nightmare for Black Women
Black birthing people in America face challenges such as maternal care deserts, abortion bans, and overutilization of C-sections, leading to higher risks of complications and mental health issues.
Posted inLocal
The Future of Malcolm’s Point: Hope or Hot Air?
A new $2.3 million commercial retail center is set to be completed by next spring at the corner of Merlin Street and Al Lipscomb Way, with local entrepreneurs hoping to take advantage of the opportunity and residents hoping to avoid negative outcomes such as increased traffic and loitering.
