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Monthly magazine covering Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas, United States
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The Dallas Express has been repeatedly flagged by independent analysts and local reporters for partisan tilts, opaque funding ties, and practices linked to “pink slime” networks, making it a problemat...
Reporting from the Texas Observer, D Magazine, Dallas Weekly and other local outlets concludes that Monty Bennett funded and directed a coordinated local network of advocacy groups and that a for‑hire...
Reporting from multiple local and national outlets establishes that Monty Bennett is widely reported as the publisher of the relaunched Dallas Express and that the Dallas Express repeatedly amplified ...
Reporting from D Magazine, the Columbia Journalism Review/Tow Center and others found multiple signals tying the resurrected Dallas Express to the Metric Media “pink slime” network — including contemp...
Available reporting shows a pattern in which the Dallas Express repeatedly amplified organizations and narratives tied to Monty Bennett and to a publicity firm called Crowds on Demand, and that indepe...
The modern Dallas Express exhibits clear signs of a right-leaning editorial project: independent assessments classify it as “Right Biased” with mixed factuality, critics link its relaunch to conservat...
The Dallas Observer did issue a formal correction to its July 27, 2021 story about flyers tied to a group called Dallas Justice Now, clarifying that Keep Dallas Safe had no relationship to Dallas Just...
Local outlets responded to the Dallas Justice Now (DJN) controversy with a mix of corrections, deep-dive investigations, and ongoing coverage that both exposed astroturf tactics and — in some cases — ...
Dallas Justice Now (DJN) is widely reported as a likely hoax or “astroturf” operation rather than a conventional, transparent social‑justice organization: multiple local investigations found no clear ...
The Dallas Express, a publication funded and published by hotelier Monty Bennett, ran articles that repeated allegations from a group called Dallas Justice Now accusing journalist Steven Monacelli of ...
Dallas Justice Now (DJN) presents itself as a Dallas-based advocacy group dedicated to dismantling institutional racism and promoting Black economic and educational opportunity, according to its websi...
The Dallas Express began as a Black-owned weekly in the Jim Crow era, tracing origins to William E. King’s Dallas Bee (1892/1893) and positioning itself as “the South’s Oldest and Largest Negro Newspa...
There is no clear, sourced public record in the provided reporting that a former Dallas Justice Now employee explicitly "admitted to working for Crowds on Demand." The Texas Observer and related repor...
Public records portals exist in Dallas County for court and civil filings and are the first place to look for financial or organizational documents, but the reporting assembled here shows that publicl...
The evidence in the public record supports the characterization of the modern Dallas Express as a right‑leaning news outlet that frequently advances conservative frames, republishes partisan press mat...
The Dallas Express has consistently amplified public-safety concerns—reporting rising downtown crime, response-time spikes, and resident unease—which it frames as a driver for policy shifts like the c...
Reporting by local investigators and the Texas Observer ties Monty Bennett to a campaign that used Crowds on Demand to seed and amplify a network of right‑leaning astroturf groups in Dallas through a ...
Steven Monacelli’s publicly reported honors chiefly consist of a journalism prize — the Al Neuharth Innovation in Investigative Journalism Award — and a local accolade naming him “Best Reporter of 202...