While Dallas Is Erasing Names, It’s Time To Reckon With Henry Wade’s Grim Legacy
Cesar Chavez’s name is forever tainted following a recent, horrific report. Dallas County should now move to strike Henry Wade’s name from the juvenile justice center.
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James Broadnax’s Pivotal Death Penalty Case Could Change How Lyrics Are Used in Court
Travis Scott and Young Thug are a few of the rappers backing the Dallas man convicted for a 2008 murder.
Dallas County Can Lead the Way Away From the Hidden Cruelty of Lethal Injection
Texas will reach a shameful milestone on May 14 with the execution of Edward Busby.
Local Landlord Loses U.S. Supreme Court Case About Intentionally Withheld Mail
The Euless resident waged a legal battle against the USPS for years, alleging racist postal workers refused to deliver her mail.
Why Some North Texans Take to the Streets, Lift Their Voices and Protest
For many protesters in North Texas, the goal isn’t to start a revolution. It’s about one person making the most righteous noise they can.
Tommy Lee Walker, the Black Dallas Man Executed for 1954 Murder, Declared Innocent
70 years after his death, a panel of experts and advocates outlined the ways in which racial bias led to Walker’s unjust conviction.
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How Dallas Echoes the Legacy of MLK Jr., How You Can This Weekend
From historic landmarks to vibrant community events, Dallas continues to honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s enduring legacy.
Texans Hit With Antifa Terrorism Charges. Experts Warn of Dangerous Precedent
A new executive order from qualifies antifa as a terrorist organization, regardless of what the First Amendment allows.
The Sky Was Crying: Scenes From the Dallas ‘No Kings’ Protest
ICE raids, tyranny, politics and a call for love and political organization were on the agenda at Dallas’ wet No Kings protest.
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Best of Dallas 2025: Pan-African Connection Is Where History Won’t Be Hidden
Owner Akwete Tyehimba aims to dispel myths, promote positive images and build community.