Family Features ’Tis the season for holiday parties, travel, hosting and more. While it is a joyous time of year, the never-ending to-do lists and school being out of session can make everyone […]
By BEN JEALOUS People For the American Way (TriceEdneyWire.com) – A lot of good news came out of this month’s elections – and enough bad news to remind us that we can never […]
By HAZEL TRICE EDNEY TriceEdneyWire.com Now that the midterm elections have drawn to a close, the nation is gradually shifting its focus from polls and partisanship back to day-to-day issues that shape the […]
By MARC H. MORIAL National Urban League “I am angry at the chorus of armchair pundits who created a dominant media narrative around the red wave with little evidence of it. I’m furious […]
By SUSAN K. SMITH Crazy Faith Ministries I was struck the other day with the profundity of a truth that was shared by Dr. Greg Carr, Howard University Africana Studies professor and scholar. “Whiteness,” […]
By TESS TAYLOR CNN Last week, I had what I’ve been calling a “pothole moment” – a flare of intense feeling that tripped me up. At our fall conference, my son’s middle school […]
By BARRINGTON M. SALMON TriceEdneyWire.com As soon as Jessica J. González and her colleagues at the media advocacy group, Free Press, heard rumblings that billionaire business magnate and Tesla founder Elon Musk wanted […]
By MARIANNE GARVEY CNN A theater on Broadway has been officially renamed in honor of the late actress and civil rights activist Lena Horne. Horne is the first Black woman to have a […]
By RYAN HUGHES KYW PHILADELPHIA (CNN) – On Saturday night, a South Philadelphia woman who was about to turn 100 years old had a dream come true. As a birthday gift, she wanted […]
By Jessica McDonald Paxlovid, Pfizer’s COVID-19 antiviral pill, has been shown to prevent severe COVID-19 and death. An online post alleging the drug is a “fraud” and “should be taken off the market” neglects to mention […]
By Saranac Hale Spencer SciCheck Digest In response to a civil suit, lawyers for the Food and Drug Administration described the agency’s warnings about the unapproved use of ivermectin to treat COVID-19 as “recommendations.” Although that […]
Sponsored by Ford Ford is proud to support HBCUs as they progress forward towards more success. The first Historically Black College and University opened in 1837, today there are more than 100. HBCUs offer students an […]
By Catalina Jaramillo SciCheck Digest Hospitals across the country are seeing a spike of respiratory syncytial virus infections among children. Experts say the spike is most likely caused by an immunity gap created by the lack […]
<link rel=”canonical” href=”https://www.texastribune.org/2022/11/16/texas-congress-new-members/”> By MATTHEW CHOI The Texas Tribune WASHINGTON – Texas’ seven freshly elected members of Congress run the ideological gamut, from impassioned conservatives to some of the most progressive members ever sent from […]
Special to The Dallas Examiner In a bipartisan effort to protect Texas school children from needless trauma, Texas State Rep. Lacey Hull, R-Houston, and State Sen. Royce West, D-Dallas, have teamed up to […]
Special to The Dallas Examiner A new sculpture at Twin Falls Park will soon be unveiled, paying tribute to Dallas artist Arthello Beck Jr. The city of Dallas Office of Arts and Culture […]
Special to The Dallas Examiner In Texas, Dallas County ranks among the top five cities with DWI deaths. Last year, the county had 2,259 alcohol-related crashes, according to the Texas Department of Transportation. Mothers Against […]
Special to The Dallas Examiner Black Friday, traditionally the single busiest shopping day of the year, arrives a little earlier this year, with many stores already advertising Black Friday prices. Instead of setting […]
By DONALD WILLIAMS Williams Accounting & Consulting You’ve been in business for years and have established a brand that has served you well. It’s exactly what you wanted in terms being clean, recognizable […]
Sponsored by JP Morgan Chase There is nothing to like about an overdraft fee. Except maybe the financial lessons we can learn from them. Being mindful of our spending and account balance is the first […]
By DR. SELENA SEABROOKS The Dallas Examiner Approximately 1% to 2% of the pediatric population is affected by Pediatric Acute-onset Neuropsychiatric Syndrome. In Texas, that about 11,000 children under the age of 18 […]
Special to The Dallas Examiner “Quitting smoking is hard, especially if you do it alone,” Said Juan Prieto, Community Health Educator with Parkland Health’s Community Oriented Primary Care Smoking Cessation Program. He added […]
By SUSANNAH CULLINANE and ANDI BABINEAU CNN Karmello Luellen, a Black middle school student told CNN he was angry when his teacher, a White man, told his class that his race “is the […]
By DANA TYLER WCBS NEW YORK (CNN) – A local nonprofit offers a paid fellowship in digital media production, with a solid opportunity for a good job upon graduation. One necessary qualification for […]
The Dallas Examiner In 1866, immediately after the Civil War ended, a series of laws called Black Codes were passed during the 11th Texas Legislature. South Carolina was the first to issues Black […]
\ By BEN JEALOUS People For the American Way (TriceEdneyWire.com) – As the dust settles on the midterm elections and the warnings of a “Red Wave” evaporate, it’s time to take a deep breath […]
By MARIAN WRIGHT EDELMAN Children’s Defense Fund When I was about 7 years old, my family and I were visiting New York City and attending a large worship service at historic Abyssinian Baptist […]
By ANNIE SPILMAN National Federation of Independent Business Black Friday is good if you’re looking for deals on air fryers or TVs, but if you’re looking for the holiday spirit, go out on […]
By DAVID W. MARSHALL The Reconciled Body (TriceEdneyWire.com) – Maryland is unique in many ways. While it is one of the smallest states in the nation, it is also the wealthiest state in […]
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