With the removal of all diversity, equity, and inclusion programs by President Donald Trump, educators must be cautious when teaching Black history, as states like Florida, Texas, and Utah have made it clear they will not be protecting or pushing any efforts to teach Black history.
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Posted inEducation
How historic J.J. Rhoads elementary school became South Dallas’ resource center for DISD families
The Resource Center South, opened in January 2024, provides resources such as food, mental health, recreational activities, and job training for families in the South Dallas community, with an emphasis on supporting families with children in DISD schools.
Posted inPolitics
First Black Woman to Serve as Dallas City Manager: Kimberly Bizor Tolbert
Dallas has appointed Kimberly Bizor Tolbert as the city’s new city manager, making her the first Black woman to lead the municipal operations in the city’s history.
Posted inPolitics
MLK Day: A Call to Action for Justice and Equality in the Face of Regressive Policies
On Martin Luther King Jr. Day, a call was made to invest in our communities, register voters, support civil rights organizations, and run for local office, in order to build the beloved community and fight against injustice.
Posted inOpinion
Thanks, but nah…Why Black Women Are Not Ready
Black women voters have no interest in engaging with the Trump administration, as they are tired of the opposition’s unrepentant racism and the majority of white voters voting for Trump.
Posted inWord In Black
Will AI Close or Widen the Digital Gap? The Impact on Dallas Public Education
Dallas ISD has established an AI Task Force to integrate AI into the classroom and ensure equity and fairness, while also addressing the potential impact of the state’s private school voucher program on public education.
Posted inWord In Black
Digital Detox: The Benefits You Didn’t Know You Needed
Experts recommend taking intentional breaks from screens to improve mental, physical and emotional well-being, as the average American spends more than 11 hours daily on screens, with nearly three hours on social media.
Posted inSports
Dwight Powell Reflects On NBA Career After Recent Milestone
Dwight Powell has surpassed Shawn Bradley for sixth all-time in offensive rebounds for the Dallas Mavericks, and his philanthropic efforts through the Dwight Powell Children and Family Support Program have earned him multiple nominations for the NBA Cares Community Assist Award.
Posted inCommunity
Dallas Bike Plan 2025…to 2045?
The Dallas Bike Plan was updated in 2022 with a $2.5 million budget, but costs have risen to $300 million to complete high-scoring projects, and the plan is scheduled for adoption in 2025.
Posted inPolitics
President Carter Was a Great Humanitarian
Former President Jimmy Carter was a distinguished humanitarian, a courageous leader, and a man of integrity who fought for global health, world peace, and democracy, and was the first U.S. president to meet and build lasting relationships with leaders of Muslim grassroots organizations.
