Category: Culture
Shouldn’t Juneteenth Be About More Than Slavery?
The most damaging outcome of the segregation laws was that the fake good cops in government started pushing for desegregation laws. Some of our ancestors knew this was a trap so they resisted desegregation as we were doing fine as a nation state within a racist nation. Why get too close to the enemy? But the naïve ones among our people gave in to the socialist strategy and fought for desegregation.
The result? Instead of being an independent thinking state within a state, forging our own political and economic destiny, we all loaded up the moving truck and went from the Republican party to the Democratic party. How has that turned out? We don’t even keep score. Our median incomes and net worth, which was already struggling in the 1930s through 1960s, stayed flat, not far from zero, till this day. That’s a dam shame.
The Case for Reparations Due to Land Theft
While many of us wait for slavery reparations, the far more significant amount of wealth our community lost was due
Is it Really Fair to Blame One Man for an Entire College? Let’s Chat
We Are ALL Deion Sanders – The Jackson State HBCU Challenge Greetings, brothas and sistas. In this special report video…
Re-Imagining Juneteenth Plus Related DFW Events
June 19, 1865…A day that lives in infamy among many of us. To re-quote from last year’s article: But we
Have DFW Churches Turned Off Successful Black Men?
Want Black Men Back in the Black Church?
Happy Juneteenth All Across DFW and This State of Texas
Hey people! We got a little behind schedule on this article the same way certain officials and slave owners were
Here’s EXACTLY How Sistas Lost the Black Hair and Beauty Care Industry
Over the years, we’ve written about the problem of why sistas don’t have a much larger share of the Black
Historic Black Jockeys Honored by Woodford Reserve Charity Program
Pursuitist Headlines wrote up a nice article about how winemaker Woodford Reserve is honoring African American horse jockeys with their
Using Black History Month as Basis For Making Moves
How have you used Black History Month to benefit you? It’s always great to learn from the good an tragic
Affluent Blacks of Dallas 