The co-president of Dallas Justice Now (DJN) has demanded an apology from D Magazine’s editor, Tim Rogers, and a local “freelancer” for allegedly assaulting his and black people’s reputation. “Like …
The co-president of Dallas Justice Now (DJN) has demanded an apology from D Magazine’s editor, Tim Rogers, and a local “freelancer” for allegedly assaulting his and black people’s reputation. “Like …