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MY TRUTH
By Cheryl Smith Publisher
Investigate, acknowledge commemorate
Volume 6, No.28
TEXAS METRO NEWS June 27, 2018
Texas
Metro News
CHAMPIONS
Can you handle the truth? Some can and others faced with the truth will still make excuses, deny the truth or worse, keep presetting a lie. There’s a documentary that will be released in early July and I can’t share any information about it right now. Just know that you should go check out Whitney. I think that many people who had so much to say about the relationship of Bobby Brown and Whitney
OUR HISTORY
DeDe continues to make strides
DeDe McGuire
Golden Gate Funeral Home walked away with first place trophies at the 24th Cheryl Smith’s Don’t Believe the Hype Celebrity Bowl-a-thon last weekend. The team is pictured with Ms. Smith and actress Ptosha Storey. 2nd Place Team - Evans Engraving 2, 3rd Place - Evans Engraving 1. High Celebrity Male - Keith Davis and High Celebrity Female Caprice Blair Roberts. Photo by Eva D. Coleman. See more photos on pages 6 and 7.
Chuck D speaks on many subjects By Stacy M. Brown (NNPA Newswire Contributor)
To many hip-hop fans, historians and to his peers, Chuck D Miss Black Texas and Hollywood Hernandez at is considered one of the most inDallas’ Juneteenth Celebration 2018 fluential lyricists in contemporary music. Houston will realize they didn’t know In describing the Queens, New what they didn’t know. York City-born artist in the biograNow from time to time we have all phy pages of his new book, “Chuck talked about what we didn’t know. We D Presents This Day in Rap and live and learn though, hopefully. Hip-Hop History,� the publisher See TRUTH, page 11
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Legendary rapper/author Chuck D
notes that Chuck D helped paved the way for political, social, and culturally conscious hip-hop, both
as a solo artist and as the leader of the ground-breaking group, Public Enemy. In a wide-ranging exclusive interview with NNPA Newswire, the legend, whose given name isCarlton Douglas Ridenhour, addressed issues concerning Black America, including President Donald Trump, the importance of voting, and the need for the Black Press to reach even further around the See CHUCK D, page 2
Just a little over six months ago it was announced that radio giant DeDe McGuire had signed a four-year contract extension with Service Broadcasting (home to K104 FM an KRNB 105.7FM). Holding down the morning spot as one of only a few females across the country, DeDe’s show will mark another milestone as she launches her syndicated show nationally, next week. According to K104 officials, the start date is July 2nd. Compass Media Networks is syndicating DeDe in the Morning and while others, if any, haven’t been named; listeners can still enjoy Lady Jade and Michael Shawn. “Dede McGuire is an incredible talent and we are thrilled to support the rollout of DEDE IN THE MORNING nationally,� said Hymen Childs, Service Broadcasting owner. Realizing the significance of the syndication deal, Ms. McGuire, who is deeply entrenched in the Dallas-Fort Worth (Texas) market, involved in several community service projects and programs, is the former co-host of the late Doug Bank’s syndicated show. See DEDE, page 14 www.texasmetronews.com