Tennessee latest city to witness what some are calling intimidation tactics By Ashley Moss, Texas Metro News A confederate flag was left hanging from a tree on the

St. John 6:1-13 We have come to a miracle of signal importance – the feeding of the five thousand hungry souls.  This miracle is of signal importance because

DALLAS, TX – Congresswoman Eddie Bernice Johnson released the following statement on the Dallas Independent School District Board of Trustees’ decision to name a new school in her honor –

Emotional episode comes amid continued unrest over police killings of African Americans and two years after Jean’s slaying — Season two of Impact of Murder kicks off with a heart

By JAKE BLEIBERG DALLAS (AP) — U. Reneé Hall, the first Black woman to lead the Dallas police force, submitted her resignation Tuesday but agreed to stay on

Social-distancing orders have made it difficult to gather on land, so supporters of President Donald Trump have shifted to the seas. Pro-Trump boat parades, some boasting thousands of

Migrant workers in the United States are sending money back home to Mexico on a pace to total $40 billion this year, setting a new record. Mexican families

BY THE HUB DALLAS — A newly created position at 10 schools will leverage data, partnerships, trainings and support to ensure all students–and especially Black students–have equitable access to services, representation

MARY FRANCES EVANS BOLDEN was born on March 30, 1929 to Perry Evans, Sr. and Etta Turner Evans in Mt. Pleasant, Texas. She was one of eight (8)

Dallas Area African American Newspaper Publishers By: Allen R. Gray   On that Bloody Sunday of March 7, 1965, local and state law enforcement officers joined forces in violent