Editorial
By Norma Adams-Wade “Memories light the corners of my mind.”From the song “The Way We Were.”Written by Marvin Hamlisch and Alan and Marilyn Bergman....
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By Norma Adams-Wade “Memories light the corners of my mind.”From the song “The Way We Were.”Written by Marvin Hamlisch and Alan and Marilyn Bergman....
For a Black woman who grew up in the Jim Crow South, indoctrination and revisionist history have a different meaning.
By Norma Adams-Wade The late, unassuming Dallas artist and jazz drummer Walter Winn Jr. popped into my mind recently. I wish his name were...
By Norma Adams-Wade The white clothing on the majority of the guests at Travis Wortham Jr’s book signing and reception Sunday June 26 was...
Joining Norma Adams-Wade on “I Was Just Thinking” is Bob Lydia and Arthur Fleming – two former presidents of the Dallas Branch NAACP. Fleming’s...
By Norma Adams-Wade Continuing after last week’s introduction of Gaspar Yanga, why he’s important to Latinos and African-Americans, and the two cultures’ distinct celebrations...
By Norma Adams-Wade I hate not knowing something. But I am among tens of thousands of African-Americans who never heard of and were never...
By Norma Adams-Wade When you hear and see Russian President Vladimir Putin’s name in media and on the Web these days, he frequently is...
Dallas Black history is shut up in his bones – like fire, burning in a pit. He uses every opportunity to unleash those flames...
By Norma Adams-Wade You have to get to know Kevin Brown, his family, and up-bringing to understand his motivation and way of life. The...