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Fired Southlake officers say swastika drawing was ticket Nazi joke, not hate

Fired Southlake officers say swastika drawing was ticket Nazi joke, not hate
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Survivor of North Korea Child Labor Camp to Speak at the Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum

A survivor of a North Korea child labor camp is coming to Dallas to speak about his experiences. Joseph Kim, who is the author of the memoir Under the Same Sky, was just five-years-old when famine came to North Korea in the '90s. And after losing his family at 12-years-old, he was placed in a

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Survivor of North Korea Child Labor Camp to Speak at the Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum

Survivor of North Korea Child Labor Camp to Speak at the Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum
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Things to do in Dallas this weekend: February 9th-11th

There is plenty to do in and around Dallas-Fort Worth this weekend!

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Step Through Women s Rights History in New Exhibition at the Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum

“Walk This Way” features more than 100 historic shoes from the personal collection of legendary designer Stuart Weitzman. It tells a story much larger than fashion.

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