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  Goth-Soul Singer Loners Club Finds Hope With Artists of Color

  July 6 at 4 a.m.

  It's June 30, 4:12 p.m. CST. We call Loners Club via Zoom. “Can you hear me? Can you see me?” she says. "Perfect. So, what were you saying?” I answer. “Man, to be honest, I think I forgot," she says. "Oh wait, no I didn’t. We were talking about who...

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  DFW Pride Marches For Black Lives Matter

  June 29 at 2 a.m.

  Pride protesters marched through the streets of the Oak Lawn neighborhood for Black Lives Matters. Photos by Melissa Hennings

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  Gender-Fluid Singer Hey, Greg Hello Was Inspired by Mother Gloria Campos to Help Others

  June 26 at 4 a.m.

  This pride month, Dallas-based singer Hey Greg, Hello is hot off the release of two new singles. The artist's new tracks “Can’t Take It” and “In My Head” are emotionally charged pop-punk bangers. While there are many reasons to avoid partying these days, Greg’s songs make it hard to resist...

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  North Texans Happy About Supreme Court LGBT Decision, See More Work Ahead

  June 16 at 4 a.m.

  In 2017, Mansfield ISD suspended art teacher Stacy Bailey for being gay. The two-time teacher of the year winner lost her job after she showed her elementary-aged students a picture of her fiancee. In February, a federal judge ruled Bailey’s suspension unconstitutional. On Monday, the U.S. Supreme Court echoed that...

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  Averi Burk Went from Bible College to Out and Proud

  June 15 at 4 a.m.

  This past April, Dallas-based singer-songwriter Averi Burk released her debut album, Paradise, on which she speaks to a universal and deeply personal issue: mental health. As someone who suffers from depression and anxiety herself, Burk finds solace in creating meaningful art. While only two months have passed since the release...

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  Dallas DJs Receive Backlash for Insensitive Social Media Posts

  June 9 at 4 a.m.

  While the last two weeks have seen an outpouring of solidarity for protesters demanding racial equality, not everyone is joining in on the cause, so prominent Dallas DJs are on a mission to call out racism within the industry, starting with the racially insensitive posts made by their colleagues. In...