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Grenita Lathan says ‘bye-bye’ to HISD

The Houston Independent School District announced this week that Dr. Grenita Lathan is leaving the district. Lathan confirmed her departure during a press conference. saying...

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COMMENTARY: Blacks are sitting ducks after Gov. Abbott lifts mask mandate

By: Roy Douglas Malonson   Greg Abbott has lost his damn mind! The Texas governor announced this week that Texas will be reopening at 100...

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Houston’s 1st Black City Secretary

Patricia Jefferson Daniel has been selected to serve as the City Secretary in Houston, marking the first time an African American has been chosen for...

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TSU receives $8.63 million grant for minority health research center

Texas Southern University (TSU), one of the nation’s largest HBCUs, is on a mission to address racial health inequities and recently received a 5-year, $8.63...
Deregulation leaves Texans unprepared for winter slap

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Deregulation leaves Texans unprepared for winter slap!

Texas was brought to its knees this past week after a historic winter storm blew in, bringing temperatures the Lone Star State hasn’t seen in...

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Aldine ISD Celebrates Black History Month

Aldine ISD schools will be celebrating Black History Month throughout the month of February. In Aldine ISD, we will be using the month to reflect...

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Houston Black History: Ovide Duncantell

For more than the last four decades, Houstonians proudly line the streets for the annual Black Heritage Society’s MLK Parade, but do you know who...

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Houston ‘House of Degrees’

For one African American family in Houston, education plays a monumental role in their lives and in the lives of their children. Rev. Edwin A....

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City leaders get vaccinated

The City of Houston is encouraging its residents to protect their health during the global pandemic, with many of them leading the way in publicly...

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RIP Pearlie Mae Preston Tezino

A Houston community servant and “Ma Dear” to all, Pearlie Mae Lane Tezino, died at the age of 95....

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