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
Category: Dallas Black Business
Why end up in STRUGGLE careers and LOW INCOME businesses?
In my “Business Warrior Mindset” video, I stressed how important it is for more of us to acquire STEM skills to get a competitive advantage over others in this economic war. This video will go into details on getting into the career, job interviews, and business idea planning.
The Black Business Warrior Mindset
This series of groundbreaking videos is geared towards giving you concrete examples from our Black business past and present, so that you can focus on your strategy effectively and decisively. You will be motivated to go where few others go, so that people and companies NEED you, instead of you needing them.
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
The Ones Making Big Moves Are Spotlighted in Dallas Business Journal
If you haven’t had a chance to read the Dallas Business Journal lately, you’ve been missing out on some incredible
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
Revisiting the Billion Dollar Black Hair Care Industry Problem
By John the CEO Over the years, we’ve written about the problem of why sistas don’t have a much larger
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
Black History Month: We Got Unfinished Business
Should Black History Month 2021 be treated like all the other recent years, where we keep it moving without assessing
It’s MLK Day…Are You Living the Dream
Happy MLK Day. Hopefully 2021 is treating you a little better than that gangsta we know as 2020. But today
Affluent Blacks of Dallas 