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Dallas Southern Pride returns
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Kirk Myers, left, and Ahmad Goree DFW’s annual Black Pride celebration includes a full weekend of free events TAMMYE NASH | Managing Editornash@dallasvoice.com Between 10,000 and 15,000 people are expected to attend the 2021 Dallas Southern Pride celebration, which begins tonight (Friday, Sept.
24) and runs through Sunday evening, according to Ahmad Goree, public affairs director for what is one of the largest Black Pride celebrations in the country. “We didn’t get to do [Dallas Southern Pride] last year,” Goree said, explaining that Dallas’ annual Black Pride events are held each year the same weekend as The State Fair Classic — the annual football game between Prairie View A&M and Grambling State University, traditionally played during
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09.02 / 21:27
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Joe Rogan now says he wasn’t being racist when he used the N-word and called Black people apes
Joe Rogan has walked back his apology for repeatedly using racist slurs on his podcast.Quick recap: Earlier this week, Rogan issued an apology after a video montage of him using the N-word and comparing black people to apes dozens of times began circulating on social media. Shortly after that, Spotify quietly removing more than 100 episodes of the podcast from circulation.On yesterday’s episode of his show, Rogan addressed the ongoing controversy once again.
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