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This is What Economic Justice Looks Like

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Black-Owned, Long-Standing, Still Standing Business: A Pillar of Economic Liberation As “No Kings” protests erupted across the country in response to Donald Trump’s king-like administration...

‘We Don’t Do Kings, We Do Community’ – San Antonio Protesters

Can You See It Now? Political Violence Is Touching Everyone’s Home

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T-Pain + Jack in the Box = Game Changer

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Jack in the Box Levels Up Gaming with T‑Pain in Fortnite Jack in the Box is taking its late-night Munchie Meal campaign into the gamer...

Creator of Black Film Archive Chosen as New Owner of Milestone Films

At Home Files for Bankruptcy

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Waseem Ali
Waseem grew up on the East Side of San Antonio, graduating from Sam Houston High School, where he was an all-star basketball player. Waseem went on to play D1 college basketball at Texas A&M, is still a basketball fan, and enjoys covering the San Antonio Spurs.
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Gordon Benjamin
Gordon Benjamin is a Community Activist, Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Member and Voter’s Rights advocate who is passionate about democracy.
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Alana Zarriello
Raised in San Antonio, Texas, Alana Zarriello earned her bachelor's degree in Political Science from UTSA. She is an avid history buff who finds the connections from past to present.
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Fernando Rover Jr.
Fernando Rover Jr. is a San Antonio based interdisciplinary artist. His work comprises of elements of prose, poetry, photography, film, and performance art. He holds a dual Bachelor’s degree in English and history from Texas Lutheran University and a Master of Arts in Interdisciplinary Studies from Prescott College. His interests range from millennial interests to popular culture, Black male queer experiences, feminism, and impact-based art.
Mario Salas
Mario Salas
Professor Mario Marcel Salas is a retired Assistant Professor of Political Science, having taught Texas Politics, Federal Politics, Political History, the Politics of Mexico, African American Studies, Civil Rights, and International Conflicts. He has served as a City Councilman for the City of San Antonio, and was very active in the Civil Rights Movement in SNCC for many years. He is also a life time member of the San Antonio NAACP. He has authored several editorials, op-eds, and writings.
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Connor Wiley
Connor Wiley is a recent graduate of Southwestern University where he received a Bachelor of Arts degree in English and Film. Some of his passions include TV, film, music and all things pop culture.

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Women Fly Too: Meet the Founder of Texas’ First Black Female-Owned Drone Academy

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Steffanie Rivers Is Turning Drone Skills Into Six-Figure Hustles Steffanie Rivers isn’t just flying drones — she’s breaking barriers. As the first Black woman in...

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One Win Away: Thunder Surge Past Pacers in Game 5

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OKC Closes in on History as Jalen Williams Drops 40 in Game 5 Stunner The Oklahoma City Thunder are one game away from claiming their...

Wemby Eyeing “EuroBasket 2025”, Optimistic on Full Recovery

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Victor Wembanyama Nearing Full Recovery from Blood Clot San Antonio Spurs phenom Victor Wembanyama, sidelined since February due to deep vein thrombosis (DVT) in his...

Patriots to Unveil Tom Brady Statue at Gillette Stadium

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Patriots to Unveil Tom Brady Statue at Gillette Stadium on August 8 In a tribute befitting his legendary career, the New England Patriots will unveil a...

Thunder Strike Back: Game 2 Blowout Evens NBA Finals

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MVP Mode: Shai Leads Thunder Past Pacers to Tie Series The Oklahoma City Thunder responded to their NBA Finals Game 1 loss in proper fashion,...

Jay-Z Places $1M Bet on OKC Thunder to Win NBA Finals

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Jay-Z placed a $1 million bet on the Oklahoma City Thunder to defeat the Indiana Pacers in the NBA Finals in five games, according to Fanatics Sportsbook. The wager was...

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