All posts tagged "Cheryl Smith"

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Women’s History Month is rapidly coming to a close.

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As we celebrate the 196th anniversary of the Black Press, I am taking this opportunity to share most of my remarks from the 2022...

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I met Thomas Dortch, Jr. in 1987.

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When Ms. Opal Lee speaks, everyone listens. The “Grandmother of Juneteenth” was the featured speaker at the City of Dallas’ Black History Month Event...

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Another Black History Month, come and gone. But, as the Rev. Zan Wesley Holmes, Jr. said, during a recent visit to St. Luke ”Community”...

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By Cheryl Smith Brittney Griner has been home for a little over two months and she remains in my thoughts and prayers. I don’t...

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Everyone is not fortunate enough to know or experience the love of a father or father figure. Sure, we’ve heard the jokes about Father’s...

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I have attended a lot of funerals during my lifetime and I have always been grateful that growing up, unlike these days, I didn’t...

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Oftentimes when I see or read of people who say they can’t watch certain movies about the peculiar institution of slavery I have usually responded, “at least you...