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Dorothy Mae Edwards was born to Ada Coleman Jackson and Boe Jackson on October 1, 1934 in Waelder, TX. Dorothy attended elementary, middle, and...
News
Tuskegee University is writing the first page of a new chapter with Reginald Ruffin working behind the scenes for his new head coach.
News
By Marc H. Morial “Decades of research indicate that racism undergirds our public institutions and shapes various aspects of our contemporary society, including public...
Editorial
By Terry Allen Lucille “Big Mama” Allen would give me lessons that were unapologetically authentic experiences we all got from her wisdom. When Big...
Superb Woman
Katricia Eaglin is Dallas Black Dance Academy’s Academy Director. A Dallas native, she graduated from Booker T. Washington High School for the Performing and...
Spotlight Story
There is a new 24/7 Door-to-Door SUV and Car Service that’s reliable, convenient, faster, and safer with the best drivers including non-stop and no...
THE TRENDSETTER
By Samara RawlsWestside Gazette The summer breeze brings a sense of freedom and endless possibilities for high school students. As the final summer of...
THE TRENDSETTER
By Mariam JallohTrendsetter Team The teenage years, 13-17, are marked by growth, mistakes, and lessons learned. However, this period is also marked by uncertainty...
Obit
Ollie was born on November 9, 1942 to Fredonia and R. L. Johnson in Centerville, TX. After graduating from Centerville High School and attending...
