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Posted inBlack Tech, Homepage, This Week
Dallas Tech News: Entrepreneur Victor Adetiba Launches Technology Training for Working Professionals
For Immediate Release September 14, 2022 Entrepreneur Victor Adetiba Launches Technology Training for Working Professionals Dallas, Texas, September 14, 2022 – Founded by IT Professional and Entrepreneur Victor Adetiba, MansaTek […]
Posted inCommunity, Education, Events, Sports, The Weekend
Camp Exposure continues to educate & inspire at their 3rd annual camp
Camp Exposure, powered by Vista Bank, held its NFL-style combine training camp for 100 underserved high school athletes at Highland Park’s Highlander Stadium on July 8th – 10th, with personal […]
Posted inHealth
Black Boys and Men Deserve Mental Health Support Too
By Alexa Spencer Black men are just as human as everyone else. They feel a range of emotions, dream of living a good life, and experience ups and downs — […]
Posted inChan Zuckerberg Initiative
DISD’s Moldy Food Conditions
Hundreds of students walked out of Dallas’ Justin F. Kimball High School in late March, in protest of being served what they described as “undercooked or moldy” food. The walk-out […]
Posted inBusiness, Culture, Features, Homepage, Reach Black Dallas, Women
JP Morgan Seeking to Assist Black & Latina Entrepreneurs through DigitalUndivided’s Breakthrough Program
Dallas Black and Latina entrepreneurs will be the beneficiaries of JP Morgan Chase’s Advancing Black Pathways program where grants, coaching and exclusive tutelage will be provided to assist in their business endeavors, the company announced recently.
Posted inStudent Athlete of the Week
Roland Parrish Student Athlete of the Week: Keyshaun McGee
By Ebony Carrington of Oowee Sports Nation Team: Wranglers Basketball Team Position(s): Shooting Guard Team #: 11 School: West Mesquite High School Age: 15 Grade: Sophomore One of the toughest […]
Posted inPolitics
What America’s Voting Rights Activists can Learn from Past Movements for Civil Rights
With Congress failing to pass new voting rights legislation, it’s worth remembering that throughout U.S. history, new civil rights laws designed to end racial inequities across American life have been met by stubborn resistance.
Posted inHomepage, National
Tributes Continue to Pour in For Former Miss USA Cheslie Kryst
Kryst, who won the 2019 Miss USA pageant and worked as a correspondent for the entertainment news television show “Extra,” reportedly committed suicide on January 30.
Posted inHomepage, National
Judge Sides With Ahmaud Arbery’s Family, Denies Plea Deal for McMichael
US District Judge Lisa G. Wood rejected the plea deal reached by prosecutors and Travis McMichael on federal hate crime charges in the murder of Ahmaud Arbery.
