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I know Dallas County Commissioner John Wiley Price, well sorta. As a student at North Texas State University in the early 1980’s I remember him...

Recently, S.H.A.P.E. Community Center celebrated 45 years of service to the Houston area and onward. The theme for the 45th Anniversary celebration was, “Celebrating our...

The Julia C. Hester House is a 71-year-old nonprofit settlement house and community center in the Fifth Ward area. Since its origin the community center...

Dick Gregory has never been one to bite his tongue when it comes to speaking truth. The legendary humorist, civil rights icon, social activist, holistic...

In this country, a Black person can’t seem to even be able to play loud music, drive a vehicle, knock on a door for help,...

Born and bred in one of the most historical neighborhoods in the city of Houston is Kenneth Morris. Being the only son of his mother,...

Characteristics of the color “purple” are known to demonstrate: comforting, spiritual, mysterious, creative and artistic vibes. While shades of the color “yellow” are known to...

Ovide Duncantell was born in Natchitoches, Louisiana on August 7, 1936. Once he graduated from high school in 1955, he went into the U.S. Air...

Reginald Gordon is very familiar with getting caught up in the American prison system at a young age. He served 19 years and 9 months...

People are right to protest when something is unjustly done, but what about when something like this happens to a Black woman or girl? Do...