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By E Faye Williams There are many things in life to think about daily, but there’s one we often don’t think of that’s really...
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By E Faye Williams There are many things in life to think about daily, but there’s one we often don’t think of that’s really...
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Experience Black History through music, art and fun for the whole family at African American Museum, Dallas
From Staff Reports The Texas Commission on Jail Standards (TCJS) has completed its weeklong inspection of the Dallas County Jail, and the Dallas County...
By Tchernavia Montgomery Tchernavia Montgomery is the chief executive officer of Care Ring, a nonprofit that provides health services for the uninsured, underinsured or those...
By Special to the AFRO The health of a community is often about connecting. Connecting with our neighbors, friends, and family to recharge our...
During the late 1970’s, I went to work for the Carter Administration in the press office of Health and Human Services Secretary Joseph Califano.
Dallas, TX –Nearly 100 elected officials, residents and business leaders attended a groundbreaking ceremony celebrating the start of a transformative, 153-unit workforce housing development...
By Defender News Service Low-income families will soon see their medical options reduced because Texas Children’s Hospital is closing its two Houston healthcare centers that...
By Mayor Eric Johnson It’s still sinking in: the Texas Rangers are (finally) world champions. The losing seasons, the heart- break, the rebuilds, the...
