Sid Miller is challenging a debt relief program that the U.S. Department of Agriculture saw as a way to correct historic discrimination. An advocate for Black Texas farmers
BY THE HUB Nestled in the heart of southern Dallas is a school community committed to creating an experience that will develop students into 21st century learners and, ultimately, global
SAN JOSE, Calif. (AP) — A California city voted Tuesday night to require gun owners to carry liability insurance in what’s believed to be the first measure of
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By Dr. John E. Warren, Publisher, The San Diego Voice and Viewpoint With the failure to overturn the Filibuster Rule in the United States Senate, it would appear
Johnson did not make her retirement official until November, setting off an abridged scramble to set up campaigns ahead of the December filing deadline but attracting a packed
By Roger Caldwell, NNPA Newswire Contributor With the election of President Biden and Vice President Harris, they have quickly delivered for the American people, while helping our country
By Dr. J. Ester Davis Happy New Year! Did you make a 2022 resolution this year? What was it? Losing weight? Improving relationships? Getting up earlier? Looking for
DALLAS — Wilmer-Hutchins Elementary School teacher James Mims’ life calling is supporting marginalized communities, specifically students receiving special education services who are also English language learners. Seeing that these
