Bound by a Love of Books, Local Literary Series Builds Community One Page at a Time
Do you love books? Go to BookNik on Saturday. Do you hate books? You should still go.
Social Justice
Showing 1 - 15 of 15
When DEI Disappears, Patients Fall Through the Cracks
Recent changes in Texas’ DEI legislation, such as Senate Bill 17, are affecting the state’s child welfare and behavioral health systems.
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.
UT Dallas Suspends Pro-Palestine Student Group Following Graduation Protest
Organization leaders claim their group did not coordinate the protest to which university officials objected.
UPDATE: No Kings Events Peacefully Draw Millions, While Dallas Arrest Grabs Attention
The man arrested in Dallas is a 57-year-old charged with misdemeanor assault against an elderly or disable individual.
Where To Go for the March 28 No Kings Protests in North Texas
Rallies across the state will take place on Saturday to oppose the Trump administration. Here’s what to know and when to go in DFW.
advertisement
Rainbow Removal: Dallas Begins Erasing Pride, Black Lives Matter Crosswalks
Crews began scraping and power washing crosswalks with Pride rainbows and Black Lives Matter designs on Monday. The removal will go on through April.
North Texas Host Committee Outlines Human Rights Priorities Ahead of World Cup
With millions of people on their way to Dallas, the World Cup brings an array of challenges, including human trafficking.
Filming ICE Is Legal but Exposes You to Digital Tracking; Here’s How To Minimize the Risk
While you’re filming them, they might be using your phone’s information to track down you and your friends.
advertisement
Pregnant Women Are Being Failed by North Texas Jails, Investigation Finds
A review of 54 lawsuits from across the country found that women who are incarcerated while pregnant face increased risks of complications.
North Texas Restaurants Offer Free Meals for Kids as SNAP Money Ends
They’re stepping in to help fill a gap caused by the government shutdown.
These Texas Women Fight the Death Penalty Outside Huntsville Execution Chamber
For the women who protest at Texas executions progress is coming, but not fast enough.
advertisement
1 Woman, Many Causes: How a 62-Year-Old Sparked Fort Worth’s Rush Hour Resistance
Every Tuesday, creative and pointed protest signs greet thousands of Cowtown drivers along busy freeways.
A Timeline of the Robert Roberson ‘Shaken Baby’ Death Row Case
After narrowly avoiding death last year, he is scheduled to die by lethal injection next month. Here’s what to know about the case.
‘I Don’t See a Light at This Point’: The Dark Reality of Immigration Changes on Dallas Businesses
As immigration policies shift, immigrant-owned businesses in Dallas feel the mounting pressure and uncertainty.
advertisement