Judah Rising: A Story of Becoming is a memoir that documents the author’s life in South Dallas, from the crack era to his journey of healing through trauma-informed yoga, and ultimately to becoming a writer and journalist.
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Consumers Urged to Boycott Retailers Supporting Racist Policies
A consumer boycott targeting Amazon, Home Depot, and Target has been launched to protest their participation in the oppression of people of color, and to encourage consumers to support smaller businesses owned by Black, Brown, and Indigenous people.
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If You’re Gonna Shop, Make it Black-Owned
Black Americans are encouraged to double down on boycotts of retailers and brands that don’t support their humanity, and to support Black-owned businesses instead, in order to build economic power and keep dollars circulating in their communities.
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Black Professionals Face Disproportionate Impact From Sudden Layoffs
Nnenna Anosike experienced a sudden layoff from her pharmaceutical research job, which led to financial and physical strain, and ultimately motivated her to prioritize wellness and upskill in order to transition to a new career.
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Dr. Johné Battle v. Dollar General Court Battle Places DEI on Trial
Dr. Johné Battle, Dollar General’s former Senior Vice President and Chief Diversity Officer, is suing the company after being fired, alleging that his termination was a retaliation for his efforts to uncover systemic discrimination in the company.
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53rd Annual Legislative Conference’s Vision to Victory called for Action and Accountability
The Annual Legislative Conference featured discussions on racial equity, economic empowerment, climate justice, health disparities, and criminal justice reform, with experts, activists, policymakers, and thought leaders highlighting the importance of intersectionality and the need for strong voter turnout in the 2024 election.
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Kroger, Bonton Farms, ICDC bring groceries to South Dallas with a delivery service, not a storefront
By Michaela Rush Originally appeared in Dallas Free Press As corporate grocery stores have exited South Dallas over the past couple of decades, it’s become increasingly difficult for neighbors to […]
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Make Spirits Bright This Holiday Season and Adopt a Family at The Family Place!
DALLAS, TX (November 28, 2022) — Dallas-based family violence service agency, The Family Place, announces their annual Adopt a Family holiday program. Adopt A Family is a wonderful way to bring a brighter holiday to […]