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Faith, farming, and second chances: How Dallas communities are fighting hunger and transforming lives

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By Alexis Guerrero, Mike Kinney Verified
| KTVT-TV (Ft. Worth, TX) Verified
Restorative Farms transforms South Dallas with fresh food and regenerative agriculture Under the Texas sun on an April morning, Morris Moye waters rows of leafy greens with a kind of reverence. A resident of South Dallas for 65 years, Moye doesn't just work at Restorative Farms — he's a living example of the farm's mission. "The houses were so bad and dilapidated, it looked like a wasteland," Moye said.
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Hidden in Plain Sight: How kinkofa is preserving Dallas' Black history

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By Alexis Guerrero, Mike Kinney Verified
| KTVT-TV (Ft. Worth, TX) Verified
Nestled in the heart of Oak Cliff, just south of downtown Dallas, the Tenth Street Historic District is one of the only remaining intact Freedmen's Towns in the country. Founded during the post-Civil War era by formerly enslaved people seeking refuge from racial violence in the South, the community grew into a self-sustaining neighborhood.
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At one Dallas ISD middle school, handwritten hall passes are a thing of the past.

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By Alexis Guerrero
| KTVT-TV (Ft. Worth, TX) Verified
DALLAS – An electronic hall pass is leading to a significant decrease in classroom disruptions, bullying, and fights at a Dallas ISD middle school. "I've seen no passes, paper passes, we had clipboard passes," said teacher Tierra Perry. "Now we have the e-hall pass. It is so amazing." Four years ago, Robert T. Hill Middle School began using electronic hall passes in an effort to curb disruptive behavior and enhance security on campus.
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