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Dallas Arts Still Can’t Catch Federal Funding Break

Only four local cultural organizations received NEA grants in the latest round of funding. That’s a signal that the local arts scene isn’t healthy.
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Civics

What ‘Defunding’ the Dallas Police Department Could Look Like

A data scientist takes a stab at cutting the Dallas Police Department's budget and finds ways in which reducing funding could reduce crime
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Local Government

‘Defunding’ the Police Is Not a New Idea in Dallas, It’s an Overdue One

The City Council appears open to rethinking how it funds public safety. But police reform must go hand-in-hand with budgeting reform.
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Civics

How Can Dallas Turn the Lessons of the Streets Into a Program of Change?

Ending systemic racism will require more than sympathy and well-meaning gestures. It will require changing how power is wielded in America.
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Arts & Entertainment

Watch Filmmaker Ya’Ke Smith’s New Short: ‘Dear Bruh: A Eulogy. A Baptism. A Call to Action.’

The film is an impressionistic reflection of the profundity and pain of the African American experience
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Local Government

Is Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson’s Leadership Style Suited for the Moment?

After a year in office, the mayor's tenure has been defined by crisis and conflict, which has alienated Dallas' top elected official from his colleagues at City Hall.
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Local Government

Dallas County’s Super Tuesday Was Messy

Some election workers didn't show. The machines didn't always work. Lines at a few polling places were hours long. And a partial recount was approved on Tuesday.
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Arts & Entertainment

In the Jungles of Borneo, Searching for Dallas’ Lost Political Kingmaker

Rob Allyn has been trying to make a film about the White Rajah of Sarawak for nearly a decade. We went to Borneo to find out why.
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Local News

Super Tuesday Voting in Dallas County Wasn’t Without Hiccups

Dallasites on Tuesday found long lines, malfunctioning machines, missing poll workers, and, surprisingly, a lot of patient voters.
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Local Government

Troll Neighbor No Fan of Dallas County Democratic Party Chair Candidate

What does it say about our democracy that a simple search for a local candidate lands one in a rabbit hole of aggressive neighbor trolling?
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