Black Americans are employing a rope-a-dope strategy in response to the current political climate, using strategic protest, economic power, legal challenges, media platforms, and the Black church to build their resistance movement.
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The City of Dallas, Communities of Color and Future of Artificial Intelligence Integration
The City of Dallas’ Chief Data Officer and Chief Information Officer presented an update on the city’s plans to integrate artificial intelligence, which includes the use of facial recognition technology by the police department, raising concerns about bias and privacy.
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Monday Newsletter: April 28, 2025
Top Stories for Monday, April 28th, 2025 News Local Spiritual Lifestyle Culture Health
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Preserved By Purpose – The Sum of Our Fears (Part 2)
Fear is a universal emotion, and understanding the three primary fears of rejection, commitment, and change can help individuals manage their fear and find comfort in God.
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10 Ways to Embrace a Holistic and Sustainable Lifestyle
Holistic living is about balancing personal well-being with environmental care, and can be achieved through practices such as reconnecting with nature, ditching plastic, composting, adopting a minimalist mindset, choosing natural skincare, eating whole organic and local foods, unpluging and practicing digital detox, embracing energy efficiency, cultivating mindfulness and gratitude, and building community and sharing knowledge.
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Friday Newsletter: April 25, 2025
Happy Friday, April 25th. Here are our top stories. Have a great weekend! Local Politics Business Education Health Culture Lifestyle Sports Word In Black Opinion – Editorial Events
A Princess in the Ghetto Premieres Sunday, April 27. Get your tickets now.
Mark your calendars! Make sure to check out our article A Princess in the Ghetto: A Story of Dreams, Defiance, and Dallas Legacy Comes to Life at TBAAL to learn […]
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This Family’s Journey Counters RFK’s Autism Claims with Truth and Joy
In response to Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s sweeping comments about autism, this story highlights something often left out of the conversation: autistic adults. Isaac Lewis, a 20-year-old Black man who works at Walmart and finds joy in caring for his niece, lives a life that challenges stereotypes. His mother, Lashondra, reminds us that autism doesn’t end in childhood—and that every story on the spectrum deserves to be heard.
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91 Fast Food Breakfast Sandwiches Ranked by Nutritional Value
Hers analyzed over 91 breakfast sandwich, wrap, and burrito options from the biggest fast food chains in the U.S. to discover what makes a menu item healthier than the available alternatives, ranking them based on calories, protein, trans fat, and net carbs.
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A Princess in the Ghetto: A Story of Dreams, Defiance, and Dallas Legacy Comes to Life at TBAAL
What happens when you plant a seed of purpose in the concrete of the inner city? You get a rose with roots, a rhythm with resistance—a princess in the ghetto. […]
