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Across America, Black history is disappearing from the classroom—and it’s no accident. New laws are banning lessons on racism, slavery, and civil rights under the excuse of “protecting students.” But let’s be clear: protecting who, exactly? Certainly not our children. When textbooks skip over slavery or rewrite the civil rights
By:Angela Duplantis The YMCA of Greater Houston and the Houston Texans YMCA are honored to announce a $30,000 estate gift from the late Judge Carl and Janice Walker, a meaningful contribution that will provide scholarship support for college-bound teens in Houston’s Third Ward community. The gift will fund Achievers Scholarships
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By: Roy Douglas Malonson In classrooms across America, a quiet war is raging—a battle not fought with weapons, but with erasers, red pens, and legislative bills. They call it “progress,” “curriculum reform,” and “education standards.” We call it what it is: erasure. Erasure of Black history. Erasure of truth. Erasure
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WHAT: Harris Health celebrates 50 years of providing health and specialty care to the residents of northwest Houston and the Heights. WHEN: Saturday, May 3,
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By:Cynthia Hurrington The Houston Housing Authority (HHA) today announced upcoming updates to the Hous- ing Choice voucher and project-based subsidy waitlists. These updates are part
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By:NBC News George Foreman, world heavyweight boxing champion and Olympic gold medalist who later became an entrepreneur known for the indoor grills that bore his
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“A life lived with pur- pose, a heart devoted to care.” Dr. Florence Wooten, a cherished physician, loving mother and grandmother, and proud lifelong Houstonian,
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By: Travis McGee All across our city we often hear the term “Affordable Housing” and you also see so- called affordable hous- ing projects thrown
... WHAT: Harris Health celebrates 50 years of providing health and specialty care to the residents of northwest Houston and the Heights. WHEN: Saturday, May 3,
...Across America, Black history is disappearing from the classroom—and it’s no accident. New laws are banning lessons on racism, slavery, and civil rights under the
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