Online Handbook of African American Texas offers new historical information | Dallas Morning News
The history of black people in Texas should get broader exposure with the recent launch of the new online Handbook
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Bridging Dallas’ North-South Gap: The ‘followership’ needs to do its part | Dallas Morning News
Bridging Dallas’ North-South Gap: The ‘followership’ needs to do its part | Dallas Morning News. Also, be sure to check
A Look Back at African American Doctors in Dallas, 1920s to 1950s
St. Paul’s administrator Sister Mary Helen and Dr. John L. Goforth, medical chief of staff, gave the doctors a tour of the hospital, to which they could admit 32 black patients.
‘Nobody picketed
HuffPo: How Slavery Led To Modern Capitalism
Originally posted on American Slave and Racism Horrors: 1492 – 2000s:
When the New York City banker James Brown tallied his wealth in 1842, he had to…
Dallas Featured in the 2012 Governing Magazine Article “The New Black South”
When Mark Wells moved to the Dallas area last year, he had plenty of company — and not just because
1950s Dallas – Making a Middle Class Black Community Called Hamilton Park
In the 1960s, Hamilton Park was not the only place for middle-class Blacks to live. Wilson documents the features of
A Glimpse at Ft. Worth’s African American Community, 1849 – 2012
Fort Worth, Texas’s black community has a distinctive if not unique history. Fort Worth was a western community (slogan: “Where
Tracking the Affluent Blacks in Park Cities – Highland Park, Dallas
Somewhere tucked away in the heart of Dallas aka Big D is an oasis of million dollar homes of some
Black History: African American Cartoonist George Herriman
Date: Sun, 1880-08-22 *George Herriman was born on this date in 1880. He was an African American cartoonist whose comic strip
Affluent Blacks of Dallas 