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By: Norma Adams-Wade Congratulations still are in order for Arthur Fleming of Dallas — long-time civil and human rights advocate and former NAACP Dallas...
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The following is the full text of Mayor Eric L. Johnson’s opening remarks delivered to the U.S. Senate Banking Committee at a hearing entitled...
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By: Cheryl Smith Have you ever felt helpless, wondering what you should do, how you can help, when to talk or what to say?...
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Personalized Healthcare at a Premium Price By Sylvia PowersCorrespondentTexas Metro News In today’s fast-paced healthcare system, many patients feel like just another number—rushed through...
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BLACK ENTERPRISE Editors After a lay off from her job as an IT Federal Contractor, Patrice Chappelle, a wife, and mother of one, turned...
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By Iman Milner In recent weeks, ESPN has caused quite a stir as massive layoffs have seen several well-known sports journalists bid farewell to...
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By Aswad Walker Even though this nation was built upon 400-plus years of Affirmative Action for white people (which has not ceased), and that the...
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By Dorothy J. GentrySports EditorPhotos: NBA Draft Guide Several basketball players from the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex were selected in last week’s NBA Draft at...
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By Dorothy J. Gentry Dallas Mavericks Superstar Luka Doncic announced his engagement via Instagram on Friday to his longtime girlfriend. Doncic, 23 and girlfriend...
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AUSTIN, Texas — Party Business Advisor of Texas Democrats, Marco Orrantia, responded to sentencing of the El Paso shooter to sentenced to 90 consecutive life terms for his heinous...
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Mayor Eric Johnson & Workforce Czar Lynn McBee Provide Update on Upskilling Program
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Bipartisan, bicameral bill by Peters, Stabenow, Slotkin, McClain would require university leadership to review sexual abuse cases involving employees
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By Jennifer Igbonoba North Texas universities largely remain uncertain about how the Supreme Court ruling on affirmative action will affect their future policies. Universities...
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By Talia Richman Eleanor Conrad, the matriarch of a Dallas family that broke racial barriers and strived to improve public education, died June 27....
