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A new study from U-T Southwestern Medical Center shows high stress contributes to worse heart disease over time.
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When Mary MacCarthy and her 10-year-old landed at a Denver airport, two armed police officers were waiting to interrogate them.
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Texas Christian University has settled at least three racism cases in three years. One attorney says the school has a problem.
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More than 60 years after the classic novel came out, Atticus Finch remains one of the most beloved characters in literature. But a new stage adaptation on tour in Dallas makes changes some people may take issue with.
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"If You Look Hard Enough, You Can See Our Future" at the African American Museum in Fair Park features 60 artworks from Southern Africa. It's one small part of a 25,000-item art collection from the late owner of Nando's chicken chain.
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The head coach is also being investigated for allegedly spitting on a player during a game earlier in the season.
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A classic work for a full symphony and chorus, "An African American Requiem" was acclaimed last year at the Kennedy Center. Now the composer-conductor will lead its 'red state' premiere.
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"South Dallas Stories: Fair Park Uprooted" just opened at the Music Hall in Fair Park.
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School leaders have said they don’t tolerate racism and that they regularly train teachers how to deal with bullying. But parents say inaction by officials tells a different story.
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Rev. Peter Johnson came to Dallas in 1969 to promote a film about Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. He stayed to fight for Black homeowners in Fair Park. The acclaimed play is in Dallas for the first time.
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Jenkins, one of the state’s most prominent Democrats, says he painted his face in camouflage when he and some friends stormed female classmates’ apartment at Baylor University in 1983.