History – Page 6 – Affluent Blacks of Dallas

Fort Worth Stockyards Listed On Nation’s Most-Endangered Historic Places | Dallas Business Journal

The nation’s top preservation organization has placed the Fort Worth Stockyards on its list of the nation’s most endangered historic

This date in 1854 marks the birth of Olivia Davidson Washington. She was a Black educator and administrator, and a

The Paul Laurence Dunbar Branch of the Dallas Public Library was the first library in Dallas to welcome and serve

OneUnited Bank for the last 50 years has been the premier bank for urban communities with offices in California, Florida and

It’s hard to believe that just 30 years ago Uptown Dallas was predominately comprised of single-family residential properties. Back then,

ABoD, Dallas – Need to fly from Dallas to New York for a meeting that could make or break a

The Dallas Negro Chamber of Commerce (DNCC) began as a result of a split over Negro economic progress within the

Bob Johnson is the first African-American businessman to accumulate a net worth upwards of $1 billion. Johnson is widely celebrated

Date: Mon, 1830-09-20 *On this date in 1830, the first National Negro Convention met in Philadelphia, PA. This group gathered

The September 19, 2014 edition of Black Voices Black History Quest on Huffington Post is here in the Dallas-Fort Worth