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Brianna Brown, Executive Director of Texas Organizing Project (TOP), in observance of Indigenous Peoples’ Day this year: “Today and every day, Texas Organizing Project...
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News Editorial Board Yesterday, James Talarico interviewed with the Dallas Morning News editorial board. Meanwhile, Ken Paxton did not respond to invitations to meet....
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Big Mama taught me that prayer was never an excuse for standing still. You prayed, you listened, and when God showed you what needed...
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I am grateful to be with you today, to remember Botham Jean and to honor his life.
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Georgia Doyle Provost spent decades documenting Houston’s history through her camera. On Aug. 17, the community gathered at Texas Southern University to reflect on...
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WASHINGTON DC – Childhood vaccines in the U.S. has been an ongoing discussion for years really taking center stage after the COVID-19 vaccination controversy.
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It’s been recorded on this page before but let me repeat it. If you are not watching/listening/studying Amy Goodman and her podcast, Democracy Now,...
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In the Huddle with Chris Howell returns after seven years, moving men from conversations about health, finances and legacy to action.
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Americans’ financial well-being was broadly stable in 2025, but the financial well-being of Black adults deteriorated from 2024 to 2025, according to a report...
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Congresswoman Nikema Williams secured $437,000 in Community Project Funding for SAFE-SPEL: Spelman College Public Safety Department’s Advanced Framework for Ensuring Safety and Security on...
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August 26 is a day for American firsts that arrived, in each case, later than they should have. In 1920, the Nineteenth Amendment was...
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DALLAS, Texas — A simple paper ruler changed the way a room of North Texas men thought about their health, finances and legacy Saturday. At...
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Gary, Indiana is located approximately 25 miles southeast of Chicago. As of 2025, the city was close to 80% Black according to census.gov.
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Over the weekend, the Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Community (SMSC) held its annual pow wow, or wacipi, in Shakopee, Minnesota.
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