Reflecting on Black American Business History
National Visionaries and Texas Pioneers Who Built Economic Power Introduction Black American business history is often framed narrowly—either as isolated
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Dallas Theater Center presents WHERE WE STAND (Feb 25-March 22)
Mercy or Justice? Where We Stand Puts the Ending in the Audience’s Hands An immersive, music-infused story of choice, consequence,
How Mesquite Hospital’s Labor Intake Process Failed Pregnant Sista: And The Tech That Can Fix This
A very viral, controversial and heartbreaking incident captured on video at a regional hospital in Mesquite, Texas has sparked outrage
The New Cost of Living Reality for Black Families in DFW
The New Cost of Living Reality for Black Families in DFW Why “Comfortable Income” Feels Out of Reach, and Where
When Ten Minutes of Fury Rewrite a Decade: How the Black Diaspora Can Help Rebuild Jamaica
Hurricane Melissa devastated Jamaica in minutes, but recovery could take years. Discover how global Black investors and philanthropists can transform compassion into capital — rebuilding stronger, smarter, and more sustainably.
How the SNAP EBT Shutdown Could Quietly Reshape Dallas’ Economy
A Sudden Crisis in the Middle of Prosperity… Dallas is booming, from tech growth to corporate relocations and a thriving
How $10M Afro-Modern Architecture Could Transform Texas Luxury Living
Discover how Afro-modern architecture inspired by Burkina Faso could redefine luxury real estate in Collin County, Texas — blending culture, innovation, and legacy.
Breezy Bowl XX: Was it Breezy or Queasy? Read This Recap to Find Out
By John the CEO | Affluent Blacks of Dallas Last night, Chris Brown delivered a masterclass in stamina, choreography, and
Labor Day Weekend in Dallas: Elegance in the Air
Hey beautiful people! This Labor Day Weekend, Dallas is delivering a gift we don’t often see: temperatures hovering in the
Can Our Community Ever Achieve Perfect Unity?
Achieving perfect unity across our community has been a sore spot for decades. When bad things happen to us based
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