By Toter

by Toter - 5 months ago

The Silent Privilege of the White Immigrant Label in U.S. Policy

European colonists, often revered as the "Founding Fathers," seized Indigenous lands under fabricated claims of legal ownership, reshaping history to justify colonization. This manufactured legitimacy criminalized Native peoples and framed them as obstacles to Western expansion, while ignoring their...

by Toter - 5 months ago

Could a Family Conflict Emerge Over Irv Gotti's Wealth?

Irv Gotti, the visionary behind Murder Inc. Records, has passed away at the age of 54, leaving an estate valued at $25 million. In a landmark move in 2022, he divested half of Murder Inc.'s master recordings for a staggering $300 million. This substantial financial backdrop sets the stage for potent...

by Toter - 5 months ago

Chante Moore Enchanted by Eric Benet's Romantic Valentine's Day Gesture

On Valentine’s Day, Grammy-nominated Eric Benét unveiled the lush visuals for his second video, "So Distracted," featuring the enchanting Chanté Moore. Skillfully directed by Michael Rainin, the video encapsulates a romantic serenade characterized by intimate embraces and tender glances. The undenia...

by Toter - 5 months ago

Trump Orders Lead to Removal of U.S. Health Websites and Data Compliance

U.S. health websites have undergone significant changes in the wake of President Trump's executive decisions. A number of CDC resources concerning HIV, LGBTQ youth, and various related subjects have been eliminated. Public health professionals express serious concerns, cautioning that this removal j...

by Toter - 5 months ago

Clyde Drexler's Game-Changing Trade: From Portland to Houston

Clyde Drexler, an exceptional guard/forward, propelled the Portland Trail Blazers to the NBA Finals on two occasions, ultimately falling short against the Pistons and Bulls. In 1995, Drexler made a significant transition to the Houston Rockets, rejoining his former college teammate Hakeem Olajuwon....

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Carla LaCroix’s Path from Racial Barriers to Literary Leadership

Carla LaCroix, a former librarian from Dallas, shares her journey molded by the challenges of segregation and unwavering determination. Motivated by her mother's role in World War II, she broke through racial obstacles, earning her degree in library sciences to become Dallas's inaugural Black librar...

by Toter - 5 months ago

Rich Black Heritage: Exciting New Exhibits at the African American Museum

The African American Museum in Dallas honors Black history throughout the year by presenting vibrant exhibitions and informative events. Featuring art displays and engaging panel discussions, these activities reflect the profound heritage of African Americans. Notable attractions include the Texas B...