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What is Juneteenth?
Juneteenth became a federal holiday in 2021. Here’s what you need to know about this important holiday.
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Dallas Children's Advocacy Nonprofit CEO Makes History and a Difference Fighting Child Abuse
Irish S. Burch has served as Dallas Children’s Advocacy Center (DCAC) President and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) since January 2021. A native of the Southern Dallas area with more than 25 years of experience, Burch has worked tirelessly for the past two decades at both the local and state levels to advocate for these children.
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From White House, Biden Says ‘Black History Matters'
President Joe Biden says “history matters, and Black history matters,” a forceful declaration that comes after the state of Florida blocked a new advanced course on African American studies from being taught in its high schools.
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Benefits Denied: Older Black Veterans Battle for GI Education and Housing Compensation, Disability Payments
Many African-American veterans, did not receive benefits under the GI Bill that sent millions of white veterans to college or helped them to buy homes or businesses.
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Dallas Art Gallery Owner Saw a Void on Gallery Walls and Filled It in Her Own Space
Daisha Board saw a void for marginalized artists and wanted to give a platform for Black, women and LGBTQ artists.
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Dallas Gallery Owner Followed Her Heart to Open People's Eyes
Daisha Board saw a void for marginalized artists and wanted to give a platform for Black, women and LGBTQ artists. Noelle Walker has more.
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Dallas Stars Celebrate Black History Month With Outdoor Market, Special Jersey
Prior to facing off against the Columbus Blue Jackets on Saturday afternoon, the Dallas Stars will celebrate Back History Night with special warmup jerseys and by turning PNC Plaza into a Black-owned business market.
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African American Museum of Dallas Previews New Exhibit
Correspondent, Demi Austin Thomas, tours the African American Museum of Dallas for an exclusive look at their new exhibit. MORE: AAMDallas.org
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Story of First Black Priest in America Comes to Dallas Stage
A play about the first Black priest in America is heading to Dallas this week. NBC 5’s Brittney Johnson explains why it’s also a homecoming for the lead actor.
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Dallas ISD Partners With Dallas Black Dance Theater, Offers Free Virtual Performances
The North Texas dance theater is offering free virtual performances to Dallas ISD Students During Black History Month.
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Bill's Books: Great Reads for Black History Month
Bill Goldstein has recommendations of influential Black authors and their works.
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Texas Wants to Know: What is Redlining and How Has it Impacted the Black Community?
Redlining is a form of financial discrimination, a term first coined in the sixties that had already been happening to the Black community for years. It prevented Black people from getting loans and other financial help, which created a domino effect in other parts of their lives.
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Dallas Exhibit Uncovers Rodney Hawkins's Family History Once Buried in East Texas
Rodney Hawkins wants his family’s buried history to see the light. The Mount Experience at AT&T headquarters in Dallas reveals a family history buried in an East Texas cemetery.
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Dallas Exhibit Tells Story of a Family's History Buried in an East Texas Cemetery
Rodney Hawkins wants his family’s buried history to see the light. The Mount Experience at AT&T headquarters in Dallas reveals a family history buried in an East Texas cemetery.
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Dallas Black Dance Theatre to Bring Past to Present in Upcoming Performance
The Dallas Black Dance Theatre is reconstructing the 1951 dance, GAMES, by master choreographer Donald McKayle.
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Black Dance Theatre Reconstructs Old Dance ‘Games'
Dallas Black Dance Theatre’s newest piece is a reconstruction of a decades old dance titled ‘Games’ by master choreographer Donald McKayle.
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North Texas Start-Up ‘Puzzles of Color' Receives Grant
North Texas start-up business Puzzles of Color received a grant from a nonprofit that supposed Black-owned businesses.
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First Black Composer at NYC Metropolitan Opera Coming to Dallas
NBC 5 is celebrating Black History Month with six-time Grammy Award winning composer and trumpeter, Terence Blanchard.
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School Food Vendor Apologizes for ‘Inexcusable' Black History Month Menu — Again
Students at a middle school were served chicken and waffles, with watermelon as a dessert, on the first day of Black History Month.
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New Exhibit Praises Prominent Black Family for Their Contributions
For this Black History Month, NBC10 highlights a new museum exhibit that gives thanks to a prominent Black family from Philadelphia. NBC10’s Frances Wang offers a closer look.