The Dallas Examiner There are times when the life of a man is so layered and impactful that only the simplest of statements can be the fairest assessment of that individual in an unexpected moment […]
Center for Responsible Lending In recent weeks, multiple news sources have reported on the 10-year anniversary since the onset of the nation’s foreclosure crisis. Between 2007 and 2011, 10.9 million homes went into foreclosure, with […]
Crazy Faith Ministries I am always bothered when I hear a White person say, of him/herself or of someone else, “He doesn’t have a racist bone in his body.” I am even more concerned when […]
National Urban League “Our first project was to become familiar with the voter registration process and all the impediments that kept down the number of Negro voters. These impediments were quite formidable and sometimes unpredictable. […]
U.S. House of Representatives The overwhelming majority of people that legally immigrate to the United States make tremendous contributions to the industrial, economic, artistic, scientific, political and intellectual life of our country. Many arrive seeking […]
The Creuzot Law Firm We cannot afford to continue to sit idly by and remain silent as the number of female inmates in Texas jails and prisons grows higher and higher. Between 1980 and 2018, […]
Special to The Dallas Examiner The NFL draft is a big deal for anyone who dreams of playing professional football, but for dads in Dallas ISD, the draft took on a more important meaning last […]
Special to The Dallas Examiner Juniors and seniors at Booker T. Washington for the Performing and Visual Arts got a shock, Sept. 12. Dr. Scott Rudes, who has served as the school’s principal the past […]
American Counseling Assoc. Testing is a fact of life for students from elementary through high school. Whether it’s a required standardized test, or simply an exam or quiz from the teacher to measure progress and […]
Strategies for Well-Being All of us, at any given time, can find ourselves in the path of a hurricane, or have loved ones who are affected. We all breathe a sigh of relief when we […]
The Texas Tribune With the 2018 general election just a few months away, many local, statewide and congressional candidates are looking for ways to leave lasting impressions on Texas voters. Texting and emailing has proven […]
(NNPA) – Slavery was a legalized institution that negatively impacted the lives of many people of African descent, while making countless Southern White slave and plantation owners extraordinarily wealthy as a result of this system […]
(The Texas Tribune) – Lupe Valdez, the Democratic nominee for governor, swung away at Republican Gov. Greg Abbott in their first and only debate the evening of Sept.28, while Abbott largely ignored her and defended […]
The Dallas Examiner A curated collection at the African American Museum in Fair Park offers a view of slavery in the U.S. that plainly conflicts with the concept of freedom, as well as underscores the […]
NNPA From 1880 to 1965, there was an all-out assault on preventing African Americans from voting by having their right to vote deemed invalid. The 15th Amendment prohibited blatant disenfranchisement on the basis of race […]
Center for Responsible Lending College students today come in many ages and from many backgrounds. In addition to recent high school graduates, there are laid off workers who need updated skills, and single heads of […]
Crazy Faith Ministries The president of this nation went on the attack against Dr. Christine Blasey Ford, the woman who has accused U.S. Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh of sexually assaulting her when they were […]
National Urban League “The rich man and the poor man do not receive equal justice in our courts. And in no area is this more evident than in the matter of bail … The man […]
Children’s Defense Fund • The school shootings are scary, and we feel like nothing can stop it from happening. – 11-year-old girl, Indiana • We are afraid because there are too many threats at schools. […]
American Counseling Association As parents we like to think we’re the most important influence in our children’s lives. And that’s probably true up to a certain age but then the outside world, in the form […]
Special to The Dallas Examiner The Dallas Black Dance Theatre will kick off its 2018-2019 season in the Dallas Arts District with its 13th annual DanceAfrica – celebrating the rich heritage and ancestry of Africa. […]
The Dallas Examiner As the U.S. economy continues to grow by 3.1 percent this year, possibilities of an economic downturn threatens the nation by the start of 2019, according to a Congressional Budget Office report. […]
The Dallas Examiner – POLITICAL ANALYSIS – In their first Texas Senate debate at Southern Methodist University held Friday evening, Republican incumbent Ted Cruz and Democratic challenger Beto O’Rourke squared off on a range of […]
The Dallas Examiner Monday Night Politics: Meet the Candidates, presented by The Dallas Examiner, hosted its final forum Sept. 17 at the African American Museum. The political forum featured candidates running for the District Attorney’s […]
The Dallas Examiner As cookie-cutter apartment complexes pop up across the city and gentrification looms over historic neighborhoods, Dallas is investing in projects that celebrate its past. In what was once Freedman’s Town and is […]
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