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Transformation Tuesday: Race, Racism and the Arts in Dallas

July 28, 2020

Dallas TRHT Presents Transformation Tuesday, a community-driven online series highlighting the ways race and racism impact every aspect of our lives, and what we as a community can do to change and transform it. Our first event focused on race, racism and racial equity within the arts industry and Continue Reading about Transformation Tuesday: Race, Racism and the Arts in Dallas

Language Matters: Storytelling for Racial Justice

June 23, 2020

Illustration by Elizabeth Niarhos, @lizar_tristry Continue Reading about Language Matters: Storytelling for Racial Justice

The History of Race in Dallas – Facebook Live

May 15, 2020

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It's weekly dedicated team reading time for #Dalla

It's weekly dedicated team reading time for #DallasTRHT (every Monday from 9-10am) 🤓 In case anyone wants to join us, here's a look at what we are #currentlyreading 📚 #DTRHTReads

It's time for another session with our fabulous Bl

It's time for another session with our fabulous Black Women in Non-Profit Leadership cohort (and care package)! 🎉❤️ #dallastrht #howweheal

Transformation Tuesdays are back! This community-d

Transformation Tuesdays are back! This community-driven online series examines the ways race and racism impact every aspect of our lives, and what we as a community can do to change and transform it.

Next week's Facebook Live panel will focus on race, racism, and racial equity in environmental justice and climate instability, featuring panelists from Downwinders At Risk and Citizens' Climate Lobby. #howweheal #dallastrht

Today is Allen Brooks Remembrance Day. On March 3

Today is Allen Brooks Remembrance Day.

On March 3rd, 1910, Allen Brooks was awaiting trial for an accused crime at the Dallas County Courthouse (now The Old Red Museum of Dallas County History & History) when a mob of White men stormed the courthouse, put a rope around his neck, and threw him out of the second floor window.

The mob then dragged him down Main St. to Akard, and hung Brooks on a pole near the Elks Arch, tearing off pieces of his clothes as souvenirs. This violent scene, photographed by a Dallas County Sheriff, was made into postcards. Notice the size of the mob and the children. #howweheal #narrativechange #dallastrht

"There is power in claiming our own experiences."

"There is power in claiming our own experiences." - @quojohnson #howweheal #dallastrht #equitywithquo

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