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Dallas native | @Mizzou alumna | Believer ✝ | Wife | Mommy | Emmy-winning Anchor at @abc13houston | @houstonabj VP of Broadcast | 📧: Erica.L.Simon@abc.com
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Texas City Museum welcomes new piece of Black cowboy history Original

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By Erica Simon 
| KTRK-TV (Houston, TX)
TEXAS CITY, Texas (KTRK) -- Nestled on 6th Street North in Texas City is a piece of Black cowboy history that will soon be on public display. It starts with Thomas Caldwell, who was born into slavery near Frierson, Louisiana in DeSoto Parish, at Lands End Plantation. When he was 13, he was taken from his parents and siblings.
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Texas Southern's Dr. Zuri Dale helped vaccinate 40,000 in the pandemic, now she's innovating beauty

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By Erica Simon 
| KTRK-TV (Houston, TX)
HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- All throughout March, we've been highlighting leading ladies doing work in their communities as part of Women's History Month. Dr. Zuri Dale at Texas Southern University is a double threat. "STEM is just so fun. I have always known I was going to be a woman in the sciences," she said with a smile. When Dale was in 9th grade at Barbara Jordan High School, a science project turned into an invite to do research after school at Texas Southern University.
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'The Six Triple Eight' honors Black, all-female WWII battalion key to making sure mail reached American troops

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By Erica Simon 
| KTRK-TV (Houston, TX)
HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- An audience in Houston was among the first to see the untold story of Black women who served our country overseas in World War II. The women are at the center of a new Tyler Perry film, "The Six Triple Eight," about a battalion made up only of Black members of the Women's Army Corps. The Six Triple Eight served a critical role during the war, ensuring mail reached the American troops. As the Wounded Warrior Project points out, that task was quite the worthy undertaking.
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