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Center. From 1998 to 2001 she was a lead attorney of the juvenile unit for thedistrict of columbia. Awards she has received include the leadership price from the juvenile law center and 2013 Robert E Shepard junior award for excellence in juvenile defense from the National Juvenile offender center. Her latest book the rage of innocence how america criminalizes black youth was described by georgetown paul butler as a lucid analysis from a brilliant scholar at the top of her game. And by the Washi...

Wendy Stuart and Steven Bloomer Teague will be hosting TriVersity Talk! this Wednesday at 7 PM ET with featured guest film historian John D

Dean Esposito made a guest appearance on the I-95 Morning Show on Thursday (1/19/23), we asked him if he'd heard the comments, and what he thought? This is what the Mayor had to say:

Our first look at new books on filmmaking in 2022 must start with a mention of what is sure to be the most noteworthy cinema-related text in the first quarter

In a new bio of Dallas-raised star Jayne Mansfield, author Eve Golden explains why ‘The Girl Couldn’t Help It’ The late Hollywood actress graduated from Highland Park High School and went to SMU and the University of Texas at Austin before descending on Tinseltown. Blonde bombshell Jayne Mansfield (Vera Jane Palmer) (1933 - 1967).(Harry Benson / Getty Images) 9:45 AM on May 4, 2021 CDT Born in Pennsylvania, Vera Jayne Palmer spent time growing up in Oak Cliff and the Park Cities, w...

If you like movies, especially old movies, you are going to love the March 19 Friday Night Dialogue on Zoom with John DiLeo. John DiLeo began his lifelong obsession with classic movies as a child while watching old films with his parents and grandparents. Ask DiLeo to define what he means by “classic,” he’ll say, “It’s a tag for an era, the classic movie era, spanning the 1930’s, ‘40’s, ‘50’s and ‘60’s.” He divides movies made back then into two categories: serious cl...

Jim Hawkins will set the scene for St. Patrick’s Day. (Courtesy photo) If, as the old advertising line said, “You Don’t Have to be Jewish to Love Levy’s,” then you certainly don’t have to be Irish to love the songs and stories of Ireland, especially when they’re presented by Jim Hawkins as a run up to St. Patrick’s Day. On Friday, March 5 at 7 p.m. via Zoom, Mr. Hawkins, a long-time performer of the Gaelic arts, will present a program of Irish folktales, s...