This weekend in Dallas, February 19 -21, Black Cinematheque Dallas, along with Fahari Arts Institute, DFW Senators, and Mandrake Arts & Media will be hosting a Marlon Riggs Film Festival. The films and shorts begin at 7pm each night at the South Dallas Cultural Center, 3400 S. Fitzhugh in Dallas and nightly entry fee is [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Ft. Worth’
Transgender Day of Rememberance: Why it should matter to everyone.
The 11th annual Transgender Day of Remembrance will be observed in Dallas this Friday, November 20, on the campus of Southern Methodist University, 6425 Boaz Lane (in the Quadrangle, under the flagpole), and will be observed in Fort Worth at Carr Chapel on the campus of Texas Southern University, 2855 S. University Drive. The events [...]
Podcast: Interview with Jarid Manos and Earl Fowlkes
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In the first half of the show, I’m speaking with Jarid Manos, founder and CEO of Great Plains Restoration Council (GPRC). GPRC has been on the forefront of the ecological health movement and Jarid explains the new opportunities for the group as they celebrate ten years of their work. From his Ft. Worth offices, we [...]
Local jazz on the rise – Adonis Rose
New Pegasus News music editor, Sarah Crisman, provides insight to the local Jazz scene with interview of Fort Worth-resident, Adonis Rose. Here’s the interview. Kudos, Sarah, for the interview. Now, I just have to get a track or two from him to play on the Monday Jazz session mixtape.
TCU puts gay, Christian living-learning programs on hold
Contrary to my other post, no-mo-gay-or-Jesus lovers’-house at TCU for now. Catch the link: TCU puts gay, Christian living-learning programs on hold | Fort Worth | Star-Telegram.com.
