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Norma Garcia-Lopez, a member of the Fort Worth, Texas, school board's Racial Equity Committee has defended her actions releasing the personal information of parents online and leaving a profanity-laced voicemail attacking a mother who sued the school district over a COVID-19 mask mandate. The committee also held a news conference standing by the woman, while the targeted parents called for her removal.

Norma Garcia-Lopez, a member of the Fort Worth, Texas, school board's Racial Equity Committee has defended her actions releasing the personal information of parents online and leaving a profanity-laced voicemail attacking a mother who sued the school district over a COVID-19 mask mandate. The committee also held a news conference standing by the woman, while the targeted parents called for her removal.

Aledo ninth-graders’ ‘slave auction’ of Black classmates should be a wake-up call to all white parents Aledo ninth-graders’ ‘slave auction’ of Black classmates should be a wake-up call to all white parents If we aren’t using recent incidents involving Dallas-Fort Worth area students to talk to our own kids about racism, we are part of the problem Mothers Tamara Lawrence, left, and Mioshi Johnson spoke to the media Thursday night after addressing the Aledo ISD school board about a racist Snapchat group that targeted their ninth-grade sons.(Tom Fox / Staff Photographer) Aledo ISD ...

Fort Worth Weekly By Edward Brown Sporting a face mask that read “Fort Worth” and with over a dozen #yallwearamask hashtags superimposed on the post, Price said, “We’re kicking off the second week of the National Wrangler Finals Rodeo in Fort Worth this week. A reminder that masks are required at all times. Let’s stay safe and have some fun.” Courtesy of Instagram Speaking at City Hall and surrounded by family, Mayor Betsy Price reflected on her nearly 10 years in office. “Serving as mayor has been one of the greatest joys of my life, next to having my children and g...

Fort Worth Weekly Forever Changed Nonviolent protests, a deadly pandemic, and divisive elections shook Fort Worth in 2020, and there’s no going back to business as usual. By Edward Brown Photo by Jason Brimmer. Behind Dickies Arena, and largely hidden from passersby, several lines of cars crept toward dozens of volunteers who were stocking trunks with frozen turkeys, orange juice, and other foodstuffs as part of a mobile pantry by the Tarrant Area Food Bank (TAFB). “Most of these folks, around 40%, are brand-new to our services,” said Julie Butner, president and CEO of the ...