Author discusses challenges for young black males
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Dr. LaSonja Flowers-Ivory discusses her book "Who Cares About Black Boys", and the need for change when it comes to education of young black males in society.

Dallas students host mental health fair to help classmates

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Curious Fort Worth students get the chance to call astronauts in space

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Hillary Clinton takes ceremonial role at Queen's University in Belfast

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Rockwall ISD names new elementary school after longtime educators

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FTC: University of Phoenix to cancel $141m in student debts as part of settlement over deceptive advertising

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Texas A&M campuses to become smoke, tobacco-free in 2020

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