Keep the Conversation Going
This is so much of our passion and purpose- hearing your voices, seeing your faces, being in the community.
Government At Fault For TX Mass Shooting
How could anyone forget the 2017 mass shooting in a Texas church that took 26 innocent lives?
Leneal Frazier Killed By Police
The young woman who bravely filmed and shared the George Floyd murder lost another person to the MN police this weekend- this time, it was her uncle.
Courage Without Justice…
It takes courage to look into yourself and recognize your fears and flaws and work on being a better person…courage
Racism or Mistake?
Is racism ever a “mistake” or are they just trying to get out of trouble because they got caught being what they truly are?
TX Special Session Full Of Racist Agenda
This is the ugliness in power in Texas and America we all have to face.
He can pass all his oppressive bills but it just gives us a reason to fight harder.
Justice for Willie Simmons
Willie Simmons has served 38 years for stealing $9 because he a was “habitual offender” though his crimes were not violent…
Juneteenth was last Month; Reparations Now!
We stand with all those asking to pass the reparations bill.
We are tired of performative activism from this country!
At the local and federal level we are ready to see true action and accountability.
Can We “Quit” Racism?
We meditate on the words below and continue to open the space to have conversations needed to inspire and support a world wide quitting of this insanity called racism.
TX Voting Restrictions Will Harm Disabled
We all know much of the voting restrictions being poised across the red states (including Texas! Where no evidence of voter fraud can be found!) are aimed at limiting access for BI&POC.
But another population that will be harmed are those with disabilities.
Racist White Neighbor Arrested
New Jersey is showing less tolerance for white supremacy in the neighborhood.
A white man who pushed, harassed and assaulted a Black neighbor was arrested after protestors lined up around his home.
Hannah-Jones Joins Howard Instead of NC
After battling UNC to receive the same respect others before her less qualified have easily obtained, Hannah-Jones has decided not to stay at UNC and instead will go where she is wanted, appreciated and revered for her work and life.
4th of July Violence
More than 180 people (mostly innocent bystanders) lost their lives due to the “celebration” of freedom in this country.. more like the excuse for entitled angry people to get drunk and bring out guns.
What Was the Civil Rights Act From 1964
In case you are unfamiliar with the Civil rights act, we wanted to offer some history and education on this important landmark act, though to to this day, so much more needs to be done…
A Freedom that Has Yet To Exist
We hope you all enjoyed the hot dogs, burgers and fireworks celebrating a freedom that has yet to exist for all…
Sha’Carri’s Story
Sha’Carri is not just an incredible runner- she is an incredible human, who is going through more than many of us could ever fathom… including the loss of her mother while trying to qualify for the Olympics!
More Racism in Swimming…
As we look deeper, we see not only racism inherent in Olympics, but also simply in sports like swimming itself.
When we know better, we do better.
Sha’Carri Should Run!
The system looks for any excuse it can to exert it’s racist roots.
Take Sha’Carri Richardson being banned from running for using cannabis- which is legal, by the way, in the state she was in!
This Fourth July is Yours.
As we move into the holiday weekend that celebrates the “independance” of this country, we share the immortal words of Frederick Douglass…
The Olympics Are Racist
Like most powerful institutions in this world, the Olympics time and time again show their racist, ignorant roots…
DJN NDEPTH
Unveiling the stories that shaped Dallas and beyond, DJN-Depth takes you on a captivating journey through time. Dive into meticulously researched narratives, compelling exposes, and rarely-seen visuals, rediscovering the roots of our collective identity. From pivotal moments to everyday lives, explore history not just as the past, but as a living force shaping our present and future.
DR. AMOS WILSON
DR. JAWANZA KUNJUFU
In this pivotal third installment of our exploration, we immerse ourselves in Dr. Amos Wilson’s teachings, concentrating on a vital aspect: the economics within the Black community. Dr. Wilson advocated with fervor for economic independence, viewing it as an essential cornerstone for true empowerment. His insights offer more than just theoretical musings; they provide a practical blueprint for cultivating economic resilience, particularly relevant in urban landscapes like Dallas. Here, we will delve into the tangible applications of his economic philosophy and examine how these can be strategically implemented to strengthen our local communities.