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A controversy surrounding Dallas Justice Now, which was linked to Crowds on Demand.
Crowds on Demand bills itself as a publicity and advocacy firm that supplies hired participants for demonstrations, PR stunts and corporate events and says it has run campaigns ranging from airport gr...
Reporting by , , and local outlets ties ) into a larger pattern of astroturf projects created by and funded by , but the public record relies on interviews, internal messages cited by reporters, and p...
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...
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...
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...
Available reporting shows credible evidence linking Dallas Justice Now to the Republican marketing firm Crowds on Demand and to the same network of groups that includes Keep Dallas Safe, though Dallas...
The preponderance of contemporaneous reporting and digital forensic traces indicate that "Dallas Justice Now" behaved like a manufactured or deceptive operation rather than a verifiable, long-standing...
Available reporting shows strong evidence that Dallas Justice Now (DJN) behaved like an astroturf or likely hoax operation during the summer 2021 “college pledge” episode, but the record is incomplete...
Available reporting shows both arguments: investigative pieces have identified overlapping paperwork and shared contractor ties suggesting Dallas Justice Now and Keep Dallas Safe operate in the same a...