The Curious History of the Word ‘Thug’
The word ‘thug’ has been part of the urban dictionary of street life for decades, especially with the rise in
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Black History Month: The First and Only Automobile Maker
Yeah, Black History month is the shortest month on the calendar, but let’s make the most of it by re-awakening
The Interesting Dallas Connection to Tupac’s Death Row Records
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bk1Zg-Yz1LM By John the CEO With the Tupac aka 2Pac biopic ‘All Eyez On Me’ causing controversy among fans of the
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,
Exactly What Does ‘Boujee’ Mean and How Do Ya Spell it?
The hit song by Migos, ‘Bad and Boujee’, has brought the word ‘boujee’ back to the current slang vernacular in
The Real Entrepreneur Legacy of Black Wall Street Tulsa
Excerpt: The invisible hands of those bent on destroying the wealth and dreams of a heroic group of affluent black
An Interesting View on How the Power of Hip Hop is Underestimated
Any discussion on the history and trends of hip hop can be quite controversial. So our purpose is not to
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
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
For Opal Lee, 89, Juneteenth is more than a license plate | The Star-Telegram
Opal Lee called last week. She wants everybody to know she’s now 89 — “I’m starting my 90th year!” And
Affluent Blacks of Dallas 