The Business Legacy of Dick Gregory
This past weekend, our community learned that the great comedian and activist Dick Gregory died of heart failure. It is
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Thinking Like a Boss, Not a Wage Slave
By John the CEO Recently, I watched a YouTube video of hip hop and clothing entrepreneur Dame Dash on Breakfast
Tonight is Opening Night for the Dallas International Film Festival
For those who are new to Dallas, the Dallas International Film Festival is the biggest of its kind in the Southwest. Many Hollywood
Black History Tidbit In Case You Were Curious…
Did you know… Black History Month began as “Negro History Week,” which was created in 1926 by Carter G. Woodson,
Reevaluating Solutions for South Dallas from a Recovering Museum Director
By Donald R. Hoke, Ph.D. Before the rise of the welfare state in the 1960s, strong black families in Dallas
Oak Cliff’s Texas Theatre Pays Homage to MLK’s Bayard Rustin
Daniel Villareal contacted us this week about an interesting aspect of Martin Luther King Jr’s life that is not widely
This is more than a website, it’s a positive role model
One of the main objectives of this website is to help black professionals new to Dallas Ft. Worth know where
Tips for Those Moving from Cali to Dallas
By John the CEO As a native Californian from Los Angeles and a long time Dallas area resident, I
Every Senior At Chicago All Boys Prep School Admitted To College
Chicago’s Urban Prep Charter Academy continues to prove that there is more to young Black boys than violence and gangs.
We’re Finally on Instagram!
Ok, don’t laugh so hard. Yours truly has been piggy backing off my @bruvajc and @johndavison2016 IG pages for a
