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When Vicki Sands learned that her son, Carson, was in a county jail near Jackson, Mississippi, more than 600 miles away from her home...
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With less than a week until voters choose Dallas County’s next district attorney, dozens of prosecutors and staff have already left the office that...
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More than 6.4 million ballots were cast through the end of the day Thursday, far outpacing the state’s previous record for early voting in...
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By The Haitian timeswww.haitiantimes.com WASHINGTON, D.C — Amid high rates of infant mortality, The Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) has launched a campaign to raise awareness of...
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The Dallas-Fort Worth Association of Black Journalists Board of Directors gathered at the African American Heritage Night on Saturday and MAVS CEO Cynt Marshall...
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Judges Rocky Jones and Tammy Kemp, under the C.R.O.W.N. Project, fed 500 families and provided diapers and other supplies, Saturday at Paul Quinn College.
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National voting rights organization to meet with students at more than 20 Texas colleges and universities as part of “Take the Field” campaign to...
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DALLAS – Mayor Eric Johnson, City Council Member Jesse Moreno, Dallas Park and Recreation Board President Arun Agarwal, and community leaders today dedicated a...
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By GARRY PIERRE-PIERRE The ranks of professors at historically Black colleges and universities are filled with caring and loving mentors who nurture one’s academic...
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By BOTWC Staff She’s still advocating for STEM education! The University of Texas at Tyler (UT Tyler) is honoring the second Black woman in United States...
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