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@PrismHealthNTX is more than a pharmacy
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- @PrismHealthNTX is more than a pharmacy
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- 10 days ago
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- Healthcare shouldn’t stop at the doctor’s office—and at Prism Health North Texas, it doesn’t. 💊
Their integrated pharmacy makes it easier for patients to see their provider, complete lab work, and fill prescriptions all in one place.
That means better understanding your medications, managing costs, and staying on track with your health goals.
With convenient locations, personalized support, and medication delivery, Prism Health NTX is working to remove barriers to care across Dallas.
Because healthcare isn’t just about prescriptions—it’s about people, access, and community.
🔗 Read more at DallasWeekly.com
#DallasWeekly #PrismHealthNTX #HealthEquity #HealthcareAccess #DallasCommunity
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- Kardal Coleman Explains the Dallas County Election Night Controversy
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- 11 days ago
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- Dallas voters showed up in record numbers during this primary election — but election night quickly turned complicated.
In this conversation with Kardal Coleman, the Chair of the Dallas County Democratic Party breaks down the confusion surrounding a late election night petition and the legal developments that followed.
With historic turnout across Dallas County, the stakes were already high. The situation escalated when the matter reached the Texas Supreme Court, drawing attention to the role of the legal challenge tied to Kim Paxton and raising broader questions about election rules and voter access.
In this interview, Coleman explains:
• What happened behind the scenes on election night
• Why Dallas’ record turnout matters in this race
• How the legal challenge unfolded
• What this could mean for voters moving forward
This conversation highlights the growing importance of civic participation and t...
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- More Than a Prescription: How Prism Health North Texas Is Transforming Pharmacy Care in Dallas
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- 11 days ago
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- Dallas Weekly sits down with leaders from Prism Health North Texas to explore how their pharmacy model is helping make healthcare easier and more accessible for families across Dallas.
With full-service pharmacies located directly inside their clinics in Oak Cliff, South Dallas, and Uptown, patients can see their provider, complete lab work, and pick up prescriptions all in one visit—eliminating extra trips and delays. The organization also offers digital refill tools and free prescription delivery options designed to simplify medication management and improve health outcomes. 
Even more impactful, 100% of the proceeds from prescriptions filled through Prism pharmacies are reinvested back into patient programs and services, helping support care for individuals and families across North Texas—including those without insurance. 
Watch the full conversation to learn how Prism Health North Texas is redefining community healthcare and keepi...
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- Jasmine Crockett Addresses Supporters After Texas Senate Democratic Race Results
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- 11 days ago
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- Rep. Jasmine Crockett spoke directly to supporters early this morning during an Instagram Live from the airport following the results of the Texas Senate Democratic race.
While Crockett has not delivered a formal concession speech, she acknowledged the outcome of the race and thanked the many supporters, volunteers, and voters who showed up to participate in the democratic process — despite what many described as confusion and chaos surrounding polling locations in Dallas County.
Crockett said she remains proud of the campaign that was run and the enthusiasm she witnessed across the community. At the same time, she expressed concern about issues she believes impacted voters, including gerrymandering and voter suppression, saying the experience was “heartbreaking” and emphasizing that no voter should feel disenfranchised.
The congresswoman is now returning to Washington, D.C., where she said she plans to participate in upcoming congressional ...
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- Reset Your Health: Dr. Saleh Musleh on Building Habits That Actually Last
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- 11 days ago
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- In this conversation with Dallas Weekly, Dr. Saleh Musleh of Prism Health North Texas explains why the start of a new year is the perfect time to reset your health and build better habits. Dr. Musleh emphasizes the importance of preventive care and having a trusted primary care provider who can help identify health issues early—before they become emergencies. He also highlights how community health centers provide accessible, whole-person care for families, including lab services, telehealth appointments, and affordable options for patients with or without insurance.
Through this discussion, viewers will learn how small steps—like scheduling routine checkups and focusing on preventive health—can lead to stronger long-term wellness for individuals and families across Dallas.
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- Julie Johnson on Hakeem Jeffries, Influence & Political Strategy | Streets & Seats
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- 17 days ago
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- In this clip from Streets & Seats, Julie Johnson explains why opposing Hakeem Jeffries for House leadership wouldn’t increase her effectiveness in Congress.
When asked if she would stand against Jeffries, her response was candid: “What would that actually accomplish?”
Johnson breaks down the difference between symbolic politics and strategic leadership — arguing that real influence comes from positioning, leverage, and the ability to deliver results for constituents.
Watch the full conversation for more insight into how she approaches governance in Washington.
Stay informed. Stay engaged. And make your plan to vote. 🗳️
#StreetsAndSeats #JulieJohnson #HakeemJeffries #TexasPolitics #DallasWeekly
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- Civic Talk with Congresswoman Julie Johnson | Streets & Seats EP4 FULL
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- 21 days ago
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- In this full episode of Streets & Seats, Julie Johnson sits down for a wide-ranging conversation on leadership, representation, healthcare reform, LGBTQ advocacy, and what it means to serve Texas in a deeply divided political climate.
From bipartisan collaboration to standing firm on civil rights, Congresswoman Johnson shares how she approaches governance with conviction — and strategy.
🎤 Interview conducted by Krystal Lindsey
Watch the full conversation and stay connected with more civic coverage at Dallas Weekly.
Stay informed. Stay engaged. And make your plan to vote.
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- Julie Johnson on LGBTQ Advocacy & Working Across the Aisle | Streets & Seats Ep. 4
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- 21 days ago
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- In Episode 4 of Streets & Seats, Julie Johnson opens up about what she calls “political respect.”
As the first out LGBTQ member of Congress from Texas, Johnson has been a strong advocate for LGBTQ equality. Yet in this candid conversation, she explains how she worked with a legislator whose views she strongly opposes to pass critical patient safety reform in Texas.
Her stance: leadership isn’t about performative politics — it’s about delivering results for the people.
🎤 Interview conducted by Krystal Lindsey
📰 More civic conversations at Dallas Weekly
Stay informed. Stay engaged. And remember to vote.
#StreetsAndSeats #JulieJohnson #LGBTQLeadership #TexasPolitics #DallasWeekly
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- Jasmine Crockett: Why Experience at the Federal Level Matters
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- 21 days ago
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- In this segment of our interview with @JasmineForUS she outlines the distinction between serving in the Texas House and governing at the federal level.
Crockett discusses the scale of representation, the size of federal budgets, and why she believes this moment calls for experience that does not require on-the-job learning.
Interview conducted by Marlissa Collier.
With early voting underway, the stakes in Texas could shape national outcomes.
Watch the full interview and join the conversation.
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- Texas 30: Rev. Dr. Freddie D. Haynes III on Healthcare, Environment & Education
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- 23 days ago
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- Dallas Weekly sits down with Rev. Dr. Frederick D. Haynes III to discuss his policy positions on healthcare access, environmental justice, and public education in Texas’ 30th Congressional District. Watch the full conversation and make an informed decision before heading to the polls.
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- The Rules Changed: How to Scale Your Black Business in 2026
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- 1 month ago
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- The game is changing, but the goal remains the same: Black Economic Power. ✊🏾📈
In this episode, Jess Washington sits down for a "no-filter" conversation with Angela Alexander, Executive Director of the NCTRCA. If you’ve been relying on the old rules of Minority Business certification, you might be at risk.
Angela gets incredibly direct about the "new era" of accountability—the race and sex-based presumptions are gone, and a new, rigorous era of personal narratives and back-office excellence is here. It’s not easy, it’s not always pretty, but as Angela explains: it is 100% worth it.
In this video, we break down:
✅ Why the 2025 regulatory changes are a wake-up call for Black founders. ✅ The "Personal Narrative": How to prove your disadvantage and secure your seat at the table.
✅ The $1.3 Trillion Opportunity: Positioning your business for massive infrastructure contracts.
✅ Accountability vs. Scala...
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- TX-33 Candidate on Civic Engagement & Community Power | Streets & Seats Ep. 2
- Date posted
- 1 month ago
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- TX-33 Candidate on Civic Engagement & Community Power | Streets & Seats Ep. 2
- Date posted
- 1 month ago
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- In Episode 2 of Streets & Seats, Dallas Weekly sits down with Zeeshan Hafeez, a candidate running for Texas’ 33rd Congressional District, to discuss why civic engagement matters now more than ever. From voter participation to community accountability, Hafeez shares his perspective on what it truly means to show up, stay informed, and participate in the democratic process.
As election season approaches, this conversation challenges viewers to look beyond soundbites and engage with the systems and decisions that directly impact our communities.
Streets & Seats is Dallas Weekly’s civic conversation series spotlighting the people, policies, and power shaping our political future—centered on community voices and accountability.
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🗳️ Stay engaged. Stay informed. Stay counted.
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- Black HIV Awareness in Dallas: Rep. Venton C. Jones on Policy, Prevention & Equity
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- 1 month ago
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- On National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day, Texas State Rep. Venton C. Jones breaks down why HIV awareness, prevention, and equitable access to care remain urgent issues in Dallas and Black communities across North Texas. This conversation highlights the policy gaps, public health challenges, and community-centered solutions needed to save lives and reduce stigma.
https://dallasweekly.com/2026/02/black-hiv-awareness-dallas/
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- Why Jasmine Crockett Says Texas Must Expand the Electorate to Win
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- 1 month ago
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- Dallas Weekly sits down with Jasmine Crockett for a candid conversation about her U.S. Senate race, expanding the electorate, and why Texas needs a new political strategy. Moderated by Marlissa Collier, this interview examines the stakes for Texas—and the country.
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- @RepJasmine Makes the Case for a New Path Forward in Texas Politics
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- 1 month ago
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- Dallas Weekly sat down for an in-depth conversation with Jasmine Crockett to discuss her U.S. Senate race and the broader stakes facing Texas—and the nation.
In this interview, Crockett explains why relying on the same political strategies has kept Texas from moving forward, and why expanding the electorate is essential to winning elections and governing effectively. She speaks candidly about engaging voters who have long been excluded from the political process, her policy experience across urban, rural, and suburban Texas, and what authentic leadership looks like in this moment.
The conversation is moderated by Marlissa Collier and offers one of the most substantive discussions of this election cycle.
📌 Watch the full interview and join the conversation.
💬 Do you agree that Texas needs a new political playbook?
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- Protect yourself first. The story can’t matter if you’re not safe.
- Date posted
- 1 month ago
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- Before you cover the story, protect yourself. Have a plan, share your location, know your exits, and make sure someone knows where you are. Your safety comes first — always.
Watch the full video with junior editor, Ceara Johnson and NABJ President Errin Haines on our video page or DallasWeekly.com
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- Press Freedom Is Fragile: What Black Journalists Are Facing Right Now
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- 1 month ago
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- Press freedom isn’t theoretical anymore — it’s personal.
Dallas Weekly sits down with Errin Haines, President of the National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ) and Editor-at-Large at The 19th, for an urgent conversation about the growing threats facing journalists across the country.
Following the arrests of reporters like Don Lemon and Georgia Fort while covering protests, Haines explains why moments like this disproportionately endanger Black journalists and journalists of color — and why this history feels all too familiar.
From First Amendment protections to safety guidance for student and early-career reporters, this interview breaks down:
• what solidarity looks like right now
• how journalists can protect themselves in the field
• why press freedom in America is “fragile”
• and why Black journalists have been here before
If you care about truth, accountability, and the future of...
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- NABJ President Errin Haines Warns: Press Freedom Is Fragile
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- 1 month ago
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- In this exclusive conversation, Dallas Weekly speaks with Errin Haines, President of the @NABJOfficial and Editor-at-Large at @19thNews about the growing threats facing journalists in the United States.
Following the arrests of reporters covering protests, Haines explains why these moments disproportionately impact Black journalists and journalists of color—and why this moment feels historically familiar. From First Amendment protections to safety concerns for student and early-career reporters, she offers critical context on what press freedom looks like right now.
This conversation is essential viewing for anyone who believes journalism is not a crime.
👇🏽 Join the conversation in the comments.
📌 Subscribe for more exclusive reporting and community-centered journalism.
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- Dallas Protests ICE Killing of Renee Good | Organizers Say This Is Not an Isolated Incident
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- 2 months ago
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- More than 1,000 people took to the streets of downtown Dallas to protest the killing of Renee Good, linking the incident in Minneapolis to broader concerns about ICE enforcement nationwide. Dallas Weekly spoke with organizers as the protest unfolded.
#JusticeForReneeGood #DallasProtest #DallasWeekly
https://dallasweekly.com/2026/01/justice-renee-good-dallas/
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- Welcome to “Streets & Seats!”
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- 2 months ago
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- On the heels of the Best of Black Dallas, DW launches “Streets to the Seats” — a new civic engagement series focused on the power of participation, voter registration, and community voice.
This series explores how culture, connection, and local leadership intersect with the ballot box, reminding us that voting isn’t just a moment — it’s a responsibility and a pathway to real change.
As we move into 2026, we’re asking our community to stay informed, get registered, and show up locally and intentionally. Because when our voices are heard — from the streets to the seats — our communities move forward.
Your voice matters.
Your story matters.
Your participation matters.
👉 Subscribe to Dallas Weekly for ongoing coverage on civic engagement, culture, and community power.
👉 Learn more and get involved at dallasweekly.com
#FromTheStreetsToTheSeats #DallasWeekly #CivicEngagement #VoterRegis...
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- 💜 “Care doesn’t stop for the holidays.” 💜
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- 3 months ago
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- 💜 “Care doesn’t stop for the holidays.” 💜
As winter settles in and gatherings fill our calendars, Jason Vercher, Executive Vice President of Operations at Prism Health North Texas @PrismHealthNTX, is helping ensure Dallas families stay protected, informed, and cared for — every step of the way.
From making sure clinics are stocked and ready, to supporting providers on the front lines, Jason and his team are focused on what matters most this season: prevention, access, and trust.
Winter health reminders from Prism:
❄️ Wash hands, cover coughs, and prioritize rest
💉 Stay up to date on flu, COVID, and other recommended immunizations
🏥 Have a primary care provider you can rely on year-round
Vaccines are one of the most effective tools we have to prevent serious illness — and at Prism Health North Texas, care is available regardless of insurance status, with affordable options and assistan...
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- Thank You to Our Champions of Black Excellence
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- 3 months ago
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- This celebration wasn’t just ours — it was powered by a community of sponsors who believe in Black business, Black brilliance, and Black legacy. 🙌🏾
Thank you for showing up for the culture and helping us honor the people who move Dallas forward every single day.
We rise higher because you rise with us. 🖤
Let’s keep building. Let’s keep winning. Let’s keep serving.
#BlackExcellenceDFW #SponsorsWhoShowUp #ForTheCulture #BestOfBlackDallas #DallasWeekly
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- Crockett: ‘I’m Coming For You!’
- Date posted
- 3 months ago
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- Dallas is at a turning point. With district lines shifting and voter influence at risk, Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett and Rev. Dr. Frederick D. Haynes III are stepping up to defend Black representation in North Texas.
This story covers their bold response to political challenges — and why this moment matters for the future of Dallas democracy.
📌 Article: https://dallasweekly.com/2025/12/crockett-haynes-fight-black-representation/
#DallasNews #BlackRepresentation #JasmineCrockett #FrederickHaynes #LocalElections #VotingRights
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- Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett’s Inspiring Welcome at the 6th Annual Best of Black Dallas Awards
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- 3 months ago
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- Historic night in Dallas and powerful times ahead. 🎤✨
Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett kicked off the 6th Annual Best of Black Dallas Awards — and today she announced she’s running for U.S. Senate.
From the stage to the ballot box, this is a moment for Black leadership, community power, and unstoppable progress.
Watch her full welcome speech, and celebrate with us as we honor Black entrepreneurs, leaders, and changemakers from across DFW.
🎟️ Missed your chance to get tickets? There are still a few left — link in bio.
#BestOfBlackDallas #JasmineCrockett #BlackExcellence #DallasWeekly #BlackLeadership #DFWCommunity #OnToTheSenate
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- DFW Advocates Challenge DHS Claims on Self-Deportation | Dallas ICE Office Under Scrutiny
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- 4 months ago
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- The Department of Homeland Security says undocumented individuals who self-deport will receive financial assistance — but immigrant rights organization Vecinos Unidos says that claim is false.
Advocates in DFW report that agents at the Dallas ICE Field Office have allegedly demanded money from migrants attempting to self-deport, raising urgent concerns about coercion, exploitation, and misinformation.
In this Dallas Weekly report by Sisi Encarnacion, we break down what community organizers are seeing on the ground and how Vecinos Unidos is mobilizing to protect families across North Texas.
https://dallasweekly.com/2025/11/grassroots-movement-defending-migrants/
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- Inside Dallas College’s BSN Program: Why Dean Davis Says It’s a Game Changer
- Date posted
- 4 months ago
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- Dallas Weekly sits down with Dean Chiquesha Davis of Dallas College to explore why the BSN program is quickly becoming one of the most accessible and impactful nursing pathways in North Texas.
In this interview, Dean Davis breaks down:
– Why the BSN program was created
– How it supports working nurses and parents
– The growing demand for BSN-trained nurses
– Career pathways beyond bedside nursing
– The importance of bilingual medical interpreters
– How Dallas College is shaping the future of the local healthcare workforce
This short clip is just a preview of our full conversation.
Stay tuned for more insights from Dean Davis and a deeper look at why the Dallas College BSN program stands apart.
Watch more coverage at DallasWeekly.com
#DallasWeekly #DallasCollege #BSNProgram #NursingEducation #NorthTexasHealthcare #FutureOfNursing #DeanDavis #RNtoBSN
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- Community Control Starts Here: a South Dallas community leader takes the reigns
- Date posted
- 4 months ago
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- Dallas Weekly sat down last week with Task Force Chair Scottie Smith II for an exclusive conversation about the proposed South Dallas–Fair Park PID — and why he believes this effort is fundamentally different from past plans that left residents out.
Scottie explains how this PID is being shaped by people who actually live in the community, what accountability will look like, and why resident-led development may be the key to protecting South Dallas from displacement as major investment arrives.
This video is part of our Who Owns South Dallas? series, covering the future of development, equity, and power in the southern sector.
Watch the full conversation and decide for yourself: could this moment be a turning point?
Full story at DallasWeekly.com.
#SouthDallas #DallasWeekly #SouthDallasPID #CommunityDevelopment #ScottieSmithII #WhoOwnsSouthDallas #DallasNews
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- South Dallas Fights for Control 🔥
- Date posted
- 4 months ago
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- Dallas Weekly was on the ground at last night’s South Dallas–Fair Park PID public hearing — a pivotal moment for one of the city’s most historic Black communities.
We spoke directly with Task Force Chair Scottie Smith II about the proposed Public Improvement District and what it could mean for residents:
• Community-led investment
• Greater accountability
• Infrastructure & safety upgrades
• Protecting South Dallas culture and ownership
This video is part of our “Who Owns South Dallas?” series covering development, displacement, and community power in the southern sector.
Read the full article here https://dallasweekly.com/2025/11/public-improvement-district-south-dallas/
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- Dallas Weekly’s Top Stories: Education Equity, Health Disparities & Black Youth Excellence
- Date posted
- 4 months ago
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- Kingston Burke: The Teen Golf Prodigy Redefining Black Girl Magic on the Green
- Date posted
- 4 months ago
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- At just 16, Kingston Burke is shattering expectations in the world of golf — dominating youth tournaments, joining Steph Curry’s Underrated Golf Tour, and proving that Black girls belong on every green. 💪🏾⛳
In this Dallas Weekly feature by Bliss, Kingston shares how confidence, focus, and representation fuel her journey — inspiring a new generation of girls to take their shot in spaces where they’ve rarely been seen.
Read the full story at DallasWeekly.com
🔗 Link https://dallasweekly.com/2025/10/kingston-burke-frisco-golf-rising-star/
#DallasWeekly #KingstonBurke #BlackGirlMagic #Golf #YouthAthlete #DFW #RepresentationMatters #StephCurryUnderratedTour #BlissInterviews #BlackExcellence #DallasCulture #SportsWithPurpose
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- What Proposition 3 Really Means for Dallas | Texas 2025 Election Breakdown
- Date posted
- 4 months ago
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- Dallas — there’s one proposition on the November ballot that could have major consequences for our communities.
DW contributor Tamera Hutcherson breaks down Proposition 3, one of 17 proposed Texas Constitutional Amendments — and explains how it could worsen overcrowding in Dallas County jails, intensify the mental health crisis, and disproportionately impact southern Dallas neighborhoods.
🗳️ Election Day: Tuesday, November 4
📍 Stay informed. Vote smart. Read more at DallasWeekly.com
#Proposition3 #DallasWeekly #TexasElections #VoteSmart #CommunityFirst #SouthDallas #JusticeReform #Election2025 #TexasPolitics #DWReports
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- Erykah Badu Returns to St. Philip’s | Inside the Grand Opening of South Dallas’ New Arts Center
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- 5 months ago
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- Dallas icon Erykah Badu returned to her roots at St. Philips School & Community Center to celebrate the grand opening of the Moody Performing and Fine Arts Center — a transformative new space for creativity and community in South Dallas.
From Badu’s heartfelt reflections to performances by alumni and partners like Dallas Black Dance Theatre and The D.O.C., the event marked a powerful new chapter for arts education and cultural pride in the city.
🎥 Captured exclusively by Dallas Weekly.
👉🏾 Watch the full recap and read the full story at DallasWeekly.com
#ErykahBadu #DallasWeekly #StPhilips #SouthDallas #ArtsInDallas #CommunityFirst #BlackExcellence #DallasCulture #DWOntheScene #Baduizm
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- Dallas Council Members Reject Mayor’s Push for ICE’s 287(g) Program
- Date posted
- 5 months ago
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- 🚨 JUST IN: Dallas City Council Members Adam Bazaldua (District 7), Chad West (District 1), Jaime Resendez (District 5), and Paula Blackmon (District 9) have released a joint statement opposing Mayor Eric Johnson’s push to partner with ICE under the controversial 287(g) program.
In this video, we break down:
• What ICE’s $25 million offer actually means
• Why Chief Comeaux rejected it
• The political tension brewing inside City Hall
• And how this could impact immigrant communities across Dallas
👀 This isn’t just a budget conversation — it’s a battle over trust, power, and the future of public safety in our city.
📰 Read the full story now at DallasWeekly.com
📣 Comment below: Should local police serve as immigration agents?
#CommunityOverContracts #DallasPolitics #ICE287g #AdamBazaldua #ChadWest #JaimeResendez #PaulaBlackmon #EricJohnson #DallasNews #ImmigrationJustice #Pub...
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- Dallas showed OUT for #NoKingsDay
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- 5 months ago
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- No Kings. No Crowns. Just community.
This year’s #NoKingsDay parade and rally in Dallas brought together voices from across the city — from faith leaders to justice warriors — all demanding dignity, equity, and truth.
🎙 Featured Speakers:
– Rev. Dr. Michael Waters
– Activist DeDe Alexander
– Councilman Chad West
– John Fullinwider
– and many more…
📍Rain or shine, the message was clear: The people lead.
👇🏾 Hit subscribe for full coverage, speaker highlights, and more on-the-ground movement moments from Dallas Weekly.
#NoKingsDay #DallasActivism #DallasWeekly #CommunityCoverage #JusticeInTheRain #NoCrownsJustPower
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- Dallas Weekly’s Top Stories: Health Gaps, Forest Forward, Jackie Young’s Realness + More
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- 5 months ago
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- This week, Dallas is making history — and holding folks accountable.
🩺 A hidden bias in medicine is costing Black patients kidney transplants
🎭 Forest Forward names Nijeul X to lead the revival of the Forest Theater
🏀 Jackie Young celebrates her WNBA win the humble way — by giving back
🖤 The Million Man March’s 30-year legacy revisited
📢 Texas troops used for ICE operations — sparking protest
🎟️ Best of Black Dallas Awards — Tickets are LIVE & Nominations open until Oct 26!
📲 Visit https://dallasweekly.com to dive into each story.
#DallasWeekly #BlackExcellence #ForestTheater #JackieYoung #MillionManMarch #TexasPolitics #BlackMedia #DWTopStories #DallasCulture #BestOfBlackDallas
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- Last Day to Register to Vote in Texas! | Civics 101
- Date posted
- 5 months ago
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- We’re back with another Civics 101 — and this one’s urgent.
🎙️ Host Reagan Elam is here with your friendly reminder that today is the last day to register to vote in Texas.
In this episode, Reagan explains:
✅ Why voting still matters
✅ How to register or check your status
✅ How to make sure your friends and family do the same
Don’t wait. Register today and make sure your voice counts in the next election.
🎥 Presented by Dallas Weekly — where community meets accountability.
#DallasWeekly #Civics101 #VoteTexas #VoterRegistration #DallasNews #DWPolitics #BlackVotersMatter #ReaganElam #CivicEngagement
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- The State Fair Was The Worst Thing To Happen To Fair Park
- Date posted
- 5 months ago
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- 🎡 The State Fair is Texas’ biggest attraction — but for Fair Park residents, it’s also a symbol of inequality.
In this feature, SiSi Encarnarcion uncovers the hidden cost of celebration: a community left behind.
💰 The Fair generates over $80 million a year.
🏚️ Yet South Dallas continues to battle neglect, broken promises, and underinvestment.
When the lights go out, who’s still living with the impact?
🖊 Written by @sisifordallas
🎥 Video by @guerillagod
📍 Watch now on Dallas Weekly YouTube
#DallasWeekly #FairPark #StateFair #SouthDallas #DallasNews #InvestigativeJournalism #BlackMediaMatters
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- This Week in Dallas – Local Stories That Hit Home
- Date posted
- 5 months ago
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- Jayda Clayton runs you through the week’s biggest local moments — from maternal health disparities to SB 12’s impact, from business inequality to Freddie Gibbs’s show in town, and the hidden costs of Texas’s biggest fair.
► Read the full stories at DallasWeekly.com
► Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe so you never miss a beat.
#DallasWeekly #DWTopStories #DallasNews #FreddieGibbs #MaternalHealth #EducationJustice #BlackBusiness #StateFairTX
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- Texas Schools Silenced: The Hidden Impact of SB 12 at Booker T. Washington HS
- Date posted
- 6 months ago
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- A school named after Booker T. Washington — led by educators of color — is now ground zero for a new era of educational censorship in Texas.
SB 12, disguised as a “parental rights” law, is reshaping schools by dismantling identity-affirming spaces. At Dallas’s iconic arts high school, clubs like the “Black Student Union” have been renamed “The Movement” in response to the law.
🎓 What happens when laws meant to empower parents end up erasing student voices?
📍 Watch as Dallas Weekly investigates how this policy is affecting students, teachers, and the culture of inclusion at one of the most diverse campuses in the state.
🔗 Full article on DallasWeekly.com
#SB12 #TexasEducation #BookerTWashingtonHS #StudentVoices #DallasWeekly #BlackStudentUnion #TheMovement #DEIBan #TexasPolitics #YouthVoices
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- Why Primary Care with Dr. Nathan Luke Is Changing the Game in South Dallas
- Date posted
- 6 months ago
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- “Primary care is your front door to better health — and we’re here to hold it open for every family.”
Dr. Nathan Luke at @PrismHealthNTX is reshaping what healthcare looks like for South Dallas: personalized, preventative, and most importantly — accessible.
In this feature, Dallas Weekly explores how Dr. Luke and the PHNTX team are bringing relationship-driven primary care to communities that need it most. From $10 visits for uninsured patients to family-first appointments, this is care that sees you.
🩺 Learn how Prism Health is fighting chronic illness, building trust, and redefining wellness for every stage of life.
📍 Watch the full story, then visit phntx.org or call 214-521-5191 to schedule your appointment.
📰 Full article available now at dallasweekly.com
#DallasWeekly #PHNTX #PrimaryCare #DrNathanLuke #DallasHealth #SouthDallasCare #CommunityHealthcare #BlackHealthMatters #WholePersonCare #A...
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- The Future of Black Cultural Institutions in Dallas
- Date posted
- 6 months ago
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- From the groundbreaking days of its construction to today’s urgent call for renewal, the Dallas African American Museum stands at a crossroads. Longtime arts administrator Robinson reminds us: “If this museum is going to rise again out of the ashes, it’s going to take all of us.”
This isn’t just about saving a building — it’s about sustaining Black art, culture, and legacy for generations to come. 🖤
Watch the full story and read more at DallasWeekly.com.
#DallasWeekly | #BlackArts | #DallasCulture | #CommunityPower | #SupportBlackInstitutions | #DallasNews
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- Who’s Really Running Dallas? Council Secrets, Health Equity, & Community Power
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- 6 months ago
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- From AI to Afro-Colombia: How Black Power Took Over ALC 2025 | DW Recap
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- 6 months ago
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- Policy. Diaspora. Celebration.
Dallas Weekly was on the ground at the 54th Annual Congressional Black Caucus Foundation’s Legislative Conference — and the energy was unmatched.
✅ Black leaders tackled urgent issues:
• The future of AI and Black labor
• Women leading the clean energy economy
• Pan-Africanism and Afro-Colombian political power
• The bold brilliance of Jasmine Crockett, Ben Crump & Meagan Good
And yes — we closed it out Texas-style at Rep. Crockett’s official afterparty at Hard Rock Café, featuring DJ Nightcrawler straight from Dallas, margaritas, and Fritos in full effect 🎧🔥
📍 From the halls of Congress to the dance floor, this year’s #ALC54 reminded us that Black power means business and joy.
Subscribe for more exclusive interviews, recaps, and cultural coverage.
🎥 dallasweekly.com | @dallasweekly
#DWOnTheScene #ALC2025 #JasmineCrockett #...
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- Dallas Weekly Takes You Inside #ALC54 Power, Policy & Progress from DC
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- 6 months ago
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- Dallas Weekly is in Washington, D.C. for ALC 54, the Annual Legislative Conference hosted by the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation.
From DFW to DC, we’re covering the conversations that matter — power, policy, and progress. Join us as we bring you highlights, insights, and behind-the-scenes moments that shape the future of our communities.
👉 Subscribe and follow along for more coverage from the nation’s capital.
#DallasWeekly | #ALC54 | #MadeForThisMoment | #BlackPress | #PowerPolicyProgress
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- Veterans’ Fight for Belonging: Raymond Kemp’s Mission Beyond Service 🇺🇸
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- 6 months ago
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- From service to civilian life, the fight for identity and belonging continues. In our latest feature, Junior Editor Ceara Johnson shares the story of Navy veteran Raymond Kemp, who is building community and purpose for veterans across Dallas and beyond.
📲 Watch the full breakdown and head to DallasWeekly.com for the complete article.
#DallasWeekly #Veterans #OurFightAtHome #DallasNews #VeteranVoices #Community
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- Dallas City Hall Showdown | Transparency
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- 6 months ago
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- At 1 p.m., Councilmember Adam Bazaldua called out colleagues for allegedly violating the Texas Open Meetings Act during a private discussion on homelessness policy. Hours later, District 3 Councilmember Zarin Gracey took to Instagram to clarify his role—pushing back against a proposal to move The Bridge homeless shelter to Dallas Executive Airport (RedBird) and reaffirming his Independence Triangle plan.
This developing clash highlights the stakes of transparency, economic growth, and Dallas’ search for real answers on homelessness.
Full coverage here https://dallasweekly.com/2025/09/dallas-council-open-meetings-violation/
#DallasWeekly #DallasPolitics #Transparency #DallasNews #Homelessness #DFW
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- Dallas News You Shouldn’t Miss This Week!
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- 6 months ago
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- This week in Dallas:
Jayda Clayton breaks down what’s happening in our city — from Pastor Haynes’ medical leave and Target’s PR crisis, to a powerful sponsored story on Black homeownership. Plus: natural hair pride, dance floor legends, and more.
📰 Stories covered:
• How Dallas homebuyers can save upfront (sponsored by JPMorgan Chase)
• Dr. Frederick Haynes III takes a leave for surgery
• Target’s step back from its Black-owned brands promise
• World Afro Day and celebrating natural beauty
• Cupid’s cultural impact on Black line dance
🎥 Watch the full roundup, only on DallasWeekly.com
✍️ All stories written by our DW team, Word In Black, and trusted contributors
#DWNews #BlackDallas #JaydaClayton #BlackOwnedBusiness #FrederickHaynes #NaturalHair #AfroDay #DallasRealEstate #CupidShuffle #TargetBoycott #DallasWeekly
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- Voter Access Under Attack?
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- 6 months ago
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- 🗳️ It’s National Voter Registration Day — but in Tarrant County, more than 100 polling places and several early voting sites have been cut.
Our Junior Editor Ceara Johnson is raising awareness about how these changes impact Black, Latino, and college-age voters, and why voter registration is only the first step. Access is just as important as being on the rolls.
📲 Read the full article at DallasWeekly.com and make sure your registration is up to date today.
#DWNews #NationalVoterRegistrationDay #VotingRights #TarrantCounty #DallasPolitics #CivicPower
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- This Week in Dallas: Culture, Cuts & Classic Rivalries Reimagined
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- 6 months ago
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- DW’s Top Stories of the Week – September 12, 2025
This week, Dallas Weekly dives into the stories shaping our city — from cultural legends and leadership moments to education equity and political reckoning.
📍 Here’s what’s on the docket:
— Clipse returns to Deep Ellum, reminding us why Southern rap reigns
— The Women’s Leadership Summit uplifts legacy, strategy, and sisterhood
— Black communities are still pushing through America’s widening wealth gap
— Charlie Kirk’s assassination sparks national conversation on political violence
— And in South Dallas, a historic rivalry turns into a lesson in unity at the South Dallas Classic
🎙️ Hosted by @jayda_clayton
📲 Full coverage at DallasWeekly.com
#DWTopStories #DallasWeekly #SouthDallasClassic #Clipse #JaydaClayton #TexasPolitics #DEI #BlackWealth #DeepEllum #BlackMedia #DFWNews #StayTappedIn
