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Exploring the impact of fatherhood on Black sons, focusing on LeBron James and Deion Sanders' influence on their sons' ...
J.P. Morgan Corporate Challenge is returning to downtown Dallas on May 8, 2025, to benefit United Way of Metropolitan Dallas, ...
Texas House panel advances bill to tighten regulations on hemp industry, setting up potential clash with Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick.
Kennesaw State University deactivates Black Studies program amidst DEI cuts. Low enrollment and limited resources were cited as reasons.
David and Tamela Mann discuss their upcoming Live Breathe Fight tour, faith, family, and music. The tour starts May 15 in ...
In the first 100 days of his second term, President Trump has caused significant damage to the civil rights of Black America.
Trump administration anti-DEI efforts are reshaping higher education and impacting Black youth's access to opportunities and representation.
Sinners' film sparks debate over demonic or deeper exploration of faith, race, and survival in the Jim Crow South.
Protests against the Trump's policies on May Day, a traditional labor movement holiday, have turned into a national day of action.
Black educators are crucial for Inspiring students, but the gender gap in college enrollment and teacher retention threatens this benefit.
VolunteerNow's Hearts of Texas Luncheon celebrates service, transformation, and records-breaking community support. Honorees ...
Black people are not immune to skin cancer and UV-related health risks. Educate yourself on the importance of sunscreen and sun protection.