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Lillian LaRue Shankle Lilly better known as Ruth Shankle Lilly, she was born November 21, 1923, to George and Alder Mae Shankle in Jasper,...
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James Madison High School, Dallas, Texas Dallas ISD & James Madison High School hosts The Dallas Mavericks D-Town Crew & ManiAACs With Keynote Remarks...
Dallas Mayor Eric L. Johnson, Dallas Police Chief Daniel Comeaux, City Manager Kimberly Bizor Tolbert, and other city leaders held a press conference to...
DALLAS—Dallas Mayor Eric L. Johnson, Dallas Police Chief Daniel C. Comeaux, and other city leaders on Monday launched the fifth annual Mayor’s Summer of...
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Lillian LaRue Shankle Lilly better known as Ruth Shankle Lilly, she was born November 21, 1923, to George and Alder Mae Shankle in Jasper,...
Dr. Micaela Herndon serves as Dallas College’s Project Director for the groundbreaking U.S. Economic Development Administration’s Good Job Challenge – Grow Biotech in North...
Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban shocked both the sports and business world Tuesday with the announcement that he would sell a majority stake of...
By Dominique Lambright Intimacy encompasses more than only physical touch, even if sex is a vital component of many relationships. A woman’s life will inevitably...
By Shabbir Ahmad Georgia Congresswoman Nikema Williams has introduced a groundbreaking bill aimed at reducing the racial wealth gap and empowering Black business owners. This legislation, specifically targeting...
By Sheeka Sanahori On the northwest corner of Washington and Main Street in downtown Columbia, South Carolina, a brown commemorative street sign sits discreetly...
ATLANTA VOICE — The overall theme of this race is the marriage between sports and entertainment. In America, those two genres are ubiquitous like...
By Ben Jealous Lower Richland County, South Carolina, is a place with rich history. The region, which sits on wetlands and a floodplain forest fed...
Researchers say “obstetric racism” causes a disproportionate number of Black women to die from childbirth.
The state’s top court will decide whether to uphold an injunction that could exempt Texans with a medically complicated pregnancy
