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Tag: Black Press
Posted inThis Week
Ken Harrison to be the First Black Man to Partner with Lamborghini Dallas
Kenneth Harrison, founder of the National Aurtism foundation, is the first Black man to partner with Lamborghini Ball in a star studded gala held October 20th.
Posted inHealth
Why Do So Many Black Women Struggle with Alopecia?
An article by Word in Black diving into the impacts of certain styles on the growth of Black hair and what could be done to combat the issue.
Posted inHomepage
Texas Prosecutors Voice Concern About New Abortion Restrictions
An article written over the weekend by the Texas Tribune diving into the impact of Roe v. Wade being overturned on prosecutors and medical professionals.
Posted inPreserved by Purpose
Preserved by Purpose : Lessons of Sisterhood  from The Woman King (part 2)
By Shewanda Riley “Do not give away your power.” This is just one of the thought-provoking lines from the box office hit The Woman King. These words were spoken by […]
Posted inSports
Cotton Bowl Stadium to Host 2022 State Fair Classic Between Grambling State University and Prairie View A&M University
ALW ENTERTAINMENT and the Dallas Sports Commission announces the 2022 STATE FAIR CLASSIC KICK OFF PRESS CONFERENCE to welcome back to Dallas Grambling State University Tigers and Prairie View A&M […]
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15th Annual Interfaith Golf Classic Raises $126,735 for Interfaith Family Services
DALLAS, Texas, September 19, 2022 – A packed field of 116 golfers attended the 15th Annual Interfaith Golf Classic at Royal Oaks Country Club on Monday, Sept. 12. The sold-out event raised $126,735 to benefit […]
Posted inShe Represents
She Reps: Jahnisha Warren
Jahnisha Warren was born in Dallas, Texas and growing up she always had a passion for fashion. She attended Skyline High School and studied fashion merchandising and design, and later […]
Posted inHealth
Diabetes I: the Black Community, Diet and Accessibility to Food
A look at the issue of Type I Diabetes in the Black community, our increased risk, and what can be done to minimize risk to the condition.
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Desoto’s Leading Women on their Journey and the Impact of Empowerment
In an exclusive interview, I spoke with the Black women leading Desoto to learn how they each got to where they are now, how their paths intersected, and how they hope to influence future generations.