Category : Black Owned Newspapers And Blogs

Hip-Hop's Journey from Soulful Beats to Commercial Streets

Hip-hop's roots in Black empowerment have been overshadowed by commercialism. Artists like Soulja Boy and Snoop Dogg have prioritized profit over principles, performing at Trump events despite his harmful policies. This shift marks a betrayal of the...

Debunking the Legal White Immigrant Myth: From La Migra to CalTrans Raids

European settlers, often termed "Founding Fathers," colonized Indigenous lands, creating myths of legal entitlement. They criminalized native peoples while claiming ownership of Turtle Island. This narrative fueled unjust laws and land theft. Indigen...

Explore California's Vibrant Black Heritage: 14 Must-Visit Spots Celebrating 2025 Black History Month

Col. Allensworth State Historic Park highlights African American resilience against oppression in the U.S. During Black History Month, California Black Media examines 14 thriving historically Black neighborhoods in California. These communities showc...

U.S. Health Sites and Data Removed Following Trump Orders Compliance

U.S. health websites have been altered following President Trump's executive orders. Numerous CDC pages on HIV, LGBTQ youth, and more were removed. Health experts warn this endangers critical scientific data and public health. Concerns grow as resour...

Dallas Black Dance Theatre Enhances Collaboration with Dallas ISD

(Special to The Dallas Examiner) – Dallas Black Dance Theatre's Cultural Awareness virtual student program is expanding statewide, reaching over 8,000 schools. Supported by Houston's Cultural Affairs, this initiative democratizes arts education, impa...

Carla LaCroix: From Segregation to Acclaimed Library Legend

(The Dallas Examiner) – Carla LaCroix, a retired Dallas librarian, reflects on a life shaped by segregation and resilience. Inspired by her mother's WWII service, she overcame racial barriers, pursued library sciences, and became Dallas's first Black...

New Exhibits Celebrate Black History at African American Museum

The African American Museum in Dallas celebrates Black history year-round with dynamic exhibitions and educational events. From art showcases to panel discussions, these experiences highlight the rich heritage of African Americans. Highlights include...

Beverly Tillmon: Celebrated as Campus Teacher of the Year, Leading with Legacy

Beverly Tillmon, a dedicated math teacher at Highland Meadows, shines as 2024-2025 Campus Teacher of the Year. With 55 years in education, she guides students and mentors new teachers. Tillmon credits preparation and passion for her success, emphasiz...

USPS Honors Jazz Legend Allen Toussaint with Commemorative Stamp

The USPS and Irving Black Arts Council will unveil the Allen Toussaint stamp on Feb. 16, 2025, at Dupree Theater, Irving. Celebrating Toussaint's influence in rhythm and blues, the stamp marks the 48th in the Black Heritage series. Available for purc...

Texas Gambling Expansion Faces Senate Roadblocks as Industry Pushes Forward

Despite four years of setbacks, the gambling industry relentlessly pushes to legalize casinos and sports betting in Texas. The Las Vegas Sands and Texas Sports Betting Alliance lobby hard, facing opposition from conservative groups and Lt. Gov. Dan P...

Spotting Stroke Symptoms: Decode BE FAST for Quick Action

(CNN) – Stroke causes one in six cardiovascular deaths in the U.S., affecting over 100 million globally. During American Heart Month, the American Heart Association emphasizes stroke prevention. Dr. Leana Wen explains stroke types, risk factors, and...

Landmark North Carolina Ruling Exposes Racial Bias in Death Penalty

(Special to The Dallas Examiner) – A North Carolina judge found racial bias in jury selection for Hasson Bacote, a Black man challenging his death sentence. The court's decision highlights systemic discrimination in capital prosecutions, marking a si...

Celebrating Black Heritage: Honoring Workers and History

A. Philip Randolph emphasized the ongoing battle for freedom and justice, highlighting African Americans' labor contributions. Black History Month's theme reflects on work's profound impact on culture and society. Examining labor history offers insig...

Trust Their Stories: The Importance of Listening and Believing

Senator Lindsey Graham criticized Trump, labeling him a "race-baiting, xenophobic religious bigot" who doesn't reflect American values. Trump's policies bypass legislation through executive orders, echoing past political strategies. Critics urge resi...

Honoring National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day

National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day, annually on Feb. 7, promotes awareness, prevention, testing, and treatment, focusing on African Americans. Congresswoman Maxine Waters, a dedicated advocate, highlights progress and challenges, emphasizing fundi...