Category : Black Owned Newspapers And Blogs

The beginning of Black History Month

As we honor the start of Black History Month by commemorating the incomparable achievements and contributions of Black people to society, I’d like to urge us to confront this nation’s ugly past with unyielding honesty and determination. This is part...

Why being a fraternity brother is entirely compatible with my Christian faith

(Trice Edney Newswire) – Historically Black fraternities and sororities – often referred to as Black Greek-letter organizations, or BGLOs – have been making a difference to the lives of Black Americans for more than a hundred years. Members of these...

Black people in the military: Diversity, equity and inclusion

(TriceEdneyWire.com) – I’m a confirmed peace advocate, and I’ve been that all of my adult life; yet I respect all who give their lives for the benefit of all Americans. My heart aches for families of three American young people killed and 40 others...

Monday Night Politics – 02 05 24

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Texans face a bigger burden than ever to pay rent, study finds

(The Texas Tribune) – Texas renters are under more pressure from the state’s high housing costs than ever, according to a Harvard University study released Thursday. More than half of the state’s 4.2 million renter households spend too much of th...

Reflections of Dallas Past: Growing up in a divided city

(Special to The Dallas Examiner) – I grew up in Dallas – a “tale of two cities.”& At 7 years old, I was stricken with paralytic polio. I was sent home from the hospital without care. It took my mother’s White employer to insist that I be seen,...

If your teen is socially withdrawn, be on the lookout for more serious problems, study suggests

(CNN) – If your teen’s opting out of the school football game or shopping with friends, chalking it up to teen angst can be easy. But you should pay more attention since social withdrawal could signal something deeper is going on, a new study has fo...

Dallas ISD to induct nine into Athletic Hall of Fame

The 2023-2024 Dallas ISD Athletic Hall of Fame class boasts nine legendary individuals who have made a fundamental impact on sports in the district and beyond. The induction ceremony is slated for April 12 at the W Hotel. This year’s class of ind...

Dallas ISD unveils new resource center

(HUD.net) – Resource Center South is now open and ready for business. Housed at the Joseph J. Rhoads Learning Center, the center supports community members from the Lincoln High School and James Madison High School vertical teams. Essentials such as...

Jackie Robinson statue stolen from youth league field, in Wichita, Kansas found in trash can, burned and in pieces

(CNN) – A Jackie Robinson statue that was cut off at the ankles and stolen Thursday from a Little League baseball field in Wichita, Kansas, has been found in a trash can at a different park – burned and in pieces, police said. Officers responded...

With respiratory virus season in full swing here’s what you need to know

(Special to The Dallas Examiner) – While temperatures are fluctuating from cold to warm and back to cold, the likelihood of catching a respiratory virus this time of year remains steady. Whether it is a common cold, the latest COVID variant – JN.1,...

Dallas ISD unveils Texas’ first innovative student-operated food truck

(HUD.net) – Dallas ISD, in partnership with Intuit, a financial software company, unveiled a student-designed and operated food truck, a first-of-its-kind program in Texas. “Students in multiple career pathways will gain hands-on learning experie...

What to know about IRS impostors and tax preparation fraud

The season for filing 2023 taxes begins Jan. 29, and while some Texas residents are planning on submitting their own returns, others are reaching out to reputable tax preparers for assistance. With roughly three months remaining until the filing dea...

How to slash unnecessary monthly bills

Sponsored by JPMorgan Chase In today’s economy, many of us face an increasing burden of monthly bills. These expenses quickly add up, leaving us feeling financially strained. However, with a few practical strategies, you can cut unnecessary costs...

City Hall is coming for homeowners

The city of Dallas is waging war against homeowners. Five city council members, city staff and the city manager are engaging in very real attempts to remove the rights of homeowners to determine what their neighborhoods look like. For generations, D...