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October 8-
Bates' talk was frank and urgent and addresses far more than the statistics in the African-American community.
October 5-
Known for his vigorous pursuit of civil rights crimes and legal battles with the Ku Klux Klan, White Aryan Resistance, and the Aryan Nations, Dees is Southern Poverty Law Center's chief legal counsel.
July 7-
Amon Carter Museum Senior Curator of Prints and Drawings Jane Meyers discusses the museum's current exhibit.
June 12-
Dallas’ United Black Ellument aims to reduce HIV infection rates among young black gay, bisexual menThe two-year pilot project is funded by a grant from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control.
April 27-
African Ambassadors to the United States are among dignitaries expected to attend.
March 3-
The Unity Fest includes five events over a month-long period; the film festival is the second one on the agenda.
February 26-
The African Unity Festival will be a five weekend series of events that takes place in various venues between April 18 and May 17.
February 19-
Randall Stephenson will help the NAACP in its fund-raising goal of $5 million.
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A stamp unveiling ceremony will honor the courage, commitment and achievements of 12 African-American civil rights pioneers.
February 16-
The Legacy of Success Foundation is hosting its annual African-American LGBT & Affirming Allies weekend event called Heritage Celebration.
February 10-
The series will start on Feb. 12 with its 10th Annual African-American Read-In.
November 21, 2008-
Two act’s worth of focused energy, memorable characterizations and entrancing storytelling.
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"In order to be a man, our boys have to see a man."
November 20, 2008-
The Inclusive Communities Project alleges that McKinney and the MHA discriminate against individuals based on race or color.
November 5, 2008-
New interview with the director of the one-woman show, Neat, presented by African-American Repertory Theater.
October 15, 2008-
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October 13, 2008-
The event aims to bring prominent leaders together for mentoring.
September 25, 2008-
New interview with director of Jubilee Theatre's For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide When the Rainbow is Enuf.
September 15, 2008-
A screening of Richard Wright: Black Boy will be shown on Friday, Sept. 19 at 8:00 p.m. at the South Dallas Cultural Center.
August 26, 2008-
Discusses the petitions for Hillary and the convention in general.
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