More Violence Is Never the Answer
When will we see that more violence will never solve any of our problems?
There are Two Ways To Experience Police in America…
it’s not as simple as claiming good guys like cops and bad guys don’t- or there are purely good or bad cops.
Another day, another Case of U.S. Police Brutality…
In 2022, the US remains in the top 10 list of most killing by police- next to countries like Syria, Pakistan, Nigeria.
KBJ Confirmed! (That is Justice Brown Jackson to You)
Congratulations, Justice Brown Jackson!
Our Law Enforcement is Full Of Racists
The U.S. policing system has been racist since its inception during the slavery era.
Fear Corrupts, Critical Thinking Liberates
Some days it is really challenging simply to read the news. The sheer corruption, greed and unnecessary violence is exhausting and devastating.
Chris Smalls is Big News for Justice
Have you heard the name Chris Smalls in the media the last few days? If not, you should, because he is Big News.
Anti-Racism is a Commitment
Today we offer more education on what it actually means to be anti-racist, and how we can all continue this important work that is key to justice and peace for all.
Convenient Violence is White Privilege
Most are outraged by violence when it is convenient for them.
The Power to Observe
Despite all the insane events still happening in the state, country, world, most folks are all a-twitter about the Oscars…
Harbinger of Hope: Ketanji Brown Jackson
A much needed ray of light finally came through, naturally, from the only Black senator in Ketanji Brown Jackson’s intense senate confirmation hearing.
Day 3 SCOTUS Hearing= Racist Circus
Today marks the 3rd of 4 days of confirmation hearings in the first step of Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson moving into the first Black female seat on the Supreme Court.
Day 2 of KBJ ConfIrmation Hearings
From questions about how often she attends church, to whether she thinks babies are racist (seriously, Ted Cruz asked that!) and if she is soft on sex offenders- Brown Jackson responded like, well, a judge.
Day 1 of KBJ Confirmation Hearings
Today is a moment in “herstory.”
Specifically, Black herstory…
Another Year of Increased Asian Hate & Violence
Yesterday, hundred of people gathered in Times Square in New York to protest Asian hate crimes.
Cops Should Not Kill Kids. Period.
When would it ever be okay for a full grown trained professional police officer to kill a child, one who is probably afraid and far less skilled with any weapon- compared to a trained professional?
Replace Selective Empathy with Diversity
We can educate ourselves, open our minds and start to develop the universal empathy needed to heal our communities, countries and the planet.
When Will Black Lives Matter?
Everywhere we look, we see evidence of many people globally not behaving as if Black lives matter.
Protests Are Conversations: Come Talk to us!
Protesting is often considered the language of the unheard- because if we were heard by the larger powers, we would not need to protest.
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.