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About 1,000 people showed up outside Dallas City Hall and marched through downtown streets Thursday evening to protest the fatal shooting of a woman by a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent in Minneapolis. Protestors demanded justice for the woman, Renee Nicole Good, who was fatally shot by an ICE officer after agents told her to get out of her vehicle and it began moving. Protestors chanted and listened to speakers in front of city hall before marching through downtown streets. Polic

About 1,000 people showed up outside Dallas City Hall and marched through downtown streets Thursday evening to protest the fatal shooting of a woman by a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent in Minneapolis. Protestors demanded justice for the woman, Renee Nicole Good, who was fatally shot by an ICE officer after agents told her to get out of her vehicle and it began moving. Protestors chanted and listened to speakers in front of city hall before marching through downtown streets. Polic

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How well do you know Dallas history, really? Our new video series chronicles significant events that impacted six different communities: Fair Park, West Dallas, South Dallas, Little Mexico, Little Asia and State Thomas. Issues like police brutality and gentrification have disproportionately affected BIPOC (Black, Indigenous and people of color) communities in Dallas. Explore our playlist of 9- to 14-minute videos that shine a light on forgotten local histories: https://bit.ly/3BG8mZg 🤍 The "Rec

How well do you know Dallas history, really? Our new video series chronicles significant events that impacted six different communities: Fair Park, West Dallas, South Dallas, Little Mexico, Little Asia and State Thomas. Issues like police brutality and gentrification have disproportionately affected BIPOC (Black, Indigenous and people of color) communities in Dallas. Explore our playlist of 9- to 14-minute videos that shine a light on forgotten local histories: https://bit.ly/3BG8mZg 🤍 The "Rec

266 viewsOct 11, 2024

More than 60 years ago, Dallas leaders, educators and television executives came together to launch something radical — a TV station that educates as much as it entertains. KERA Channel 13, known then as "The Little Red Schoolhouse of the Air," was born. Today as the NPR and PBS member station for our region, we work to inform and empower North Texans through trusted news, education, and arts and culture programming. We are participating in North Texas Giving Day, an annual nonprofit fundraising

More than 60 years ago, Dallas leaders, educators and television executives came together to launch something radical — a TV station that educates as much as it entertains. KERA Channel 13, known then as "The Little Red Schoolhouse of the Air," was born. Today as the NPR and PBS member station for our region, we work to inform and empower North Texans through trusted news, education, and arts and culture programming. We are participating in North Texas Giving Day, an annual nonprofit fundraising

11.4K viewsSep 11, 2023

In the 1970s and '80s, #Dallas was one of the capitals of rock ‘n’ roll. When Dallas Rocked, a documentary by director Kirby Warnock, tells the story. Catch it Monday, March 16, at 9pm. | KERA

In the 1970s and '80s, #Dallas was one of the capitals of rock ‘n’ roll. When Dallas Rocked, a documentary by director Kirby Warnock, tells the story. Catch it Monday, March 16, at 9pm. | KERA

1.2K viewsMar 10, 2020

The Battle of Village Creek in 1841 is considered the final violent act that pushed Native Americans out of North Texas. Over a century later, after American Indians across the nation had been forced from their land onto reservations around the country, the U.S. enacted an initiative to relocate them, yet again, to six major cities across the country. Dallas was one of these sites. While the Indian Relocation Act of 1956 promised opportunity, the Native Americans who moved to West Dallas faced p

The Battle of Village Creek in 1841 is considered the final violent act that pushed Native Americans out of North Texas. Over a century later, after American Indians across the nation had been forced from their land onto reservations around the country, the U.S. enacted an initiative to relocate them, yet again, to six major cities across the country. Dallas was one of these sites. While the Indian Relocation Act of 1956 promised opportunity, the Native Americans who moved to West Dallas faced p

343 viewsOct 10, 2024

Some people think the Civil Rights movement skipped over Dallas. But the city, and South Dallas specifically, has had a long history of civil rights and social justice activism. Out of the confines of Jim Crow-era laws grew a strong, tight-knit community that set the scene for a number of battles for equal rights. From the bombings that terrorized Black families to the bold protests that challenged the status quo, in this episode we look out how South Dallas became a crucial battleground for Bla

Some people think the Civil Rights movement skipped over Dallas. But the city, and South Dallas specifically, has had a long history of civil rights and social justice activism. Out of the confines of Jim Crow-era laws grew a strong, tight-knit community that set the scene for a number of battles for equal rights. From the bombings that terrorized Black families to the bold protests that challenged the status quo, in this episode we look out how South Dallas became a crucial battleground for Bla

139 viewsOct 10, 2024

Eighteen propositions for Dallas are on the upcoming November ballot, including several that could drastically affect the city's police department — and change how local government operates. Nathan Collins, KERA's Dallas accountability reporter, gives a rundown of the top amendments to watch for. | KERA

Eighteen propositions for Dallas are on the upcoming November ballot, including several that could drastically affect the city's police department — and change how local government operates. Nathan Collins, KERA's Dallas accountability reporter, gives a rundown of the top amendments to watch for. | KERA

88 viewsOct 23, 2024

An hour of KERA TV 13 Dallas PBS (MacNeil/Lehrer News Hour, Money World, Tom Brown's Journal) 1985

3.3K viewsMar 9, 2023

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Before the high-rises glistened among the Dallas skyline, the section just north of downtown Dallas known today as Uptown was home to the city’s vibrant neighborhood of “Little Mexico” or “El Barrio.” Founded by Mexican immigrants fleeing the violence of the Mexican Revolution, it grew into a vibrant, lively neighborhood with culture and family spirit. The heart of it, Pike Park, still stands today. The park is a memento of a strong community that was bonded together in a time and place where di

206 viewsOct 10, 2024

KERA sign-off 1990s

KERA to manage Dallas-owned classical radio station WRR

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KERA | NBC Kennedy assassination coverage | November 22, 1963

945 viewsNov 18, 2023

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New timeline, specs revealed for high-rises on KERA site in Uptown Dallas

KERA Major Gifts

KERA acquires From the Top, a program highlighting young classical musicians

KERA, City of Dallas could soon manage one of nation's oldest radio stations

KERA celebrates 50 years of Monty Python with screening of ‘Monty Python and the Holy Grail’ at the Texas Theatre – Nov 13! | Tellyspotting

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324.4K viewsOct 8, 2013

PBS KERA 13 Dallas Texas December 17 1986

1.8K viewsJun 28, 2020

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KERA on Instagram: "The Dallas County Republican Party has forced voters back to separate primary elections. Dallas County residents voting in the Republican or Democratic primary must now vote at their own designated polling location on primary Election Day in March. Early voting can still be done at any location. People who choose to vote on March 3 can only do so at one polling center. Dallas County elections administrator Paul Adams said it creates challenges. “I realize that is going to be

94.2K views3 months ago

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KERA (PBS - Dallas, TX) Pledge Drive Excerpt (w/Sidney Poitier) (12/1980)

1.3K viewsJun 16, 2021

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KERA TV 65th anniversary | KERA

KERA TV Live Stream

Latino Cultural Center | KERA

Teaching The Future | KERA

PBS Ad Breaks November 20 2003

16K viewsNov 20, 2020

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The Texas Debates: Race for Governor

8.4K viewsOct 1, 2014

Recovering the Stories: Exploring the History and Resilience in Dallas Communities

UPDATE: This documentary is re-airing on Friday 2/16/24 at 9:30 p.m. KERA TV. =========== Airing 3/5/22: In 1936, a formative event in U.S. history occurred in a corner of Fair Park in Dallas. The Texas Centennial World's Fair hosted a revolutionary, nationally-funded exhibit that placed front and center the achievements of Black artists. And unsung civil rights leaders like A. Maceo Smith, Eugene K. Jones and Jesse O. Thomas would meet during the Hall's run to strategize in the fight for voting

1.1K viewsMar 18, 2022

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