Talia Richman
Education Lab Reporter at The Dallas Morning News
Education Lab reporter @dallasnews | Former @baltimoresun & @thedbk amplifier | [email protected]
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flipboard.com | Talia Richman
3 hours agoTexas film projects: ‘Landman,’ new horror film need extras. Here’s how to applyTexas has seen a boom in film and television production over the last few years. Whether it’s the latest project from Fort Worth native Taylor …3 hours agoBeloved BBQ Restaurant Closes Despite Former #1 RankingCustomers were disappointed.
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2 weeks ago |
gazettextra.com | Talia Richman
DALLAS - They gathered every other Wednesday afternoon in the English teacher's cozy classroom. They shared homemade cupcakes covered in rainbow sprinkles. They decorated pumpkins for Halloween, planned potlucks, talked politics - both of the national and high school variety. These are 16-year-old Willow Biasi's memories from Sherman High School's Gender and Sexuality Alliance, the type of club an anti-DEI bill approved by the Texas Legislature appears to target.
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2 weeks ago |
thederrick.com | Talia Richman
DALLAS — They gathered every other Wednesday afternoon in the English teacher’s cozy classroom. They shared homemade cupcakes covered in rainbow sprinkles. They decorated pumpkins for Halloween, planned potlucks, talked politics — both of the national and high school variety. These are 16-year-old Willow Biasi’s memories from Sherman High School’s Gender and Sexuality Alliance, the type of club an anti-DEI bill approved by the Texas Legislature appears to target.
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2 weeks ago |
dailyitem.com | Talia Richman
DALLAS — They gathered every other Wednesday afternoon in the English teacher’s cozy classroom. They shared homemade cupcakes covered in rainbow sprinkles. They decorated pumpkins for Halloween, planned potlucks, talked politics — both of the national and high school variety. These are 16-year-old Willow Biasi’s memories from Sherman High School’s Gender and Sexuality Alliance, the type of club an anti-DEI bill approved by the Texas Legislature appears to target.
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dailygazette.com | Talia Richman
DALLAS — They gathered every other Wednesday afternoon in the English teacher’s cozy classroom. They shared homemade cupcakes covered in rainbow sprinkles. They decorated pumpkins for Halloween, planned potlucks, talked politics — both of the national and high school variety. These are 16-year-old Willow Biasi’s memories from Sherman High School’s Gender and Sexuality Alliance, the type of club an anti-DEI bill approved by the Texas Legislature appears to target.
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