In a World of Uncertainty, there’s still You + Brie
byIt was March 2020, when most of the world seemed to halt, at least ours did for sure. The onset of Covid-19 hit Texas and was immediately felt.
It was March 2020, when most of the world seemed to halt, at least ours did for sure. The onset of Covid-19 hit Texas and was immediately felt.
The November 16 report analyzed 2019 data and showed Black Austinites were twice as likely to be stopped by police and three times more likely to be searched and arrested than their white counterparts.
Tis the season to help those at the crossroads.
Jill Henderson can already see the Greek courtroom in her mind. She and her husband, Phil, have been there four times already.
Project Connect Creates Equitable Access, Affordability, and Supports
Anti-Displacement Measures in Austin.
Deborah Roberts got her start as an artist painting scenes from her life “in our own little bubble in East Austin.” Now, she is…
Black community leaders and Black-led organizations are uniting to celebrate and highlight the value and significance of Evergreen Cemetery after the site was vandalized recently.
The grants program is a part of Facebook’s overall commitment to invest $100 million this year in the Black community.
This time last year, we were celebrating a wonderful milestone for the only black-owned 7-11 franchise in the Austin Metro area.
soulciti recently caught up with Austin’s Assistant City Manager, Christopher Shorter, to discuss the “Mask On PSA” he participated in as well as some ongoing concerns with the city as it relates to Austin mitigating COVID 19.
We’re focused 100% on rebuilding the infrastructure of the Black community. We are unified as one.
A lone police officer makes the decision that a black man no longer has the right to occupy any space on earth if he disapproves of his behavior.