The Future of Black Business As We Go From Obama to Trump
Whew! The political events this week have been one heck of a ride. It has been a matter of great
Category: Politics
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
Panel Discussion at Bill J Priest Institute: How does my elected official represent me?
On Thursday, October 6, 2016 at 6:30 pm, a Town Hall Forum will be held at The Bill J. Priest
Plans for a single Martin Luther King Jr. parade divide southern Dallas leaders | Dallas Morning News
In 2016, Dallas will see a single Martin Luther King Day parade instead of the separate parades on Saturday and
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
Editorial: New witnesses bode ill for John Wiley Price | Dallas Morning News
Christian Lloyd Campbell undoubtedly heard some variation on the law officer’s time-honored pitch: “We don’t want you. We want [insert
It’s On: Dwaine Caraway vs John Wiley Price
Get ready for the battle of the century: Caraway vs. Price. Get ya popcorn ready. …outgoing council member Dwaine Caraway
Dallas’ Trinity Toll Road Spends Funny Money | CultureMap Dallas
There’s bad news about the Trinity toll road Dream Team but good news about the Trinity toll road committee. And
City of Allen Approves $85 Million Watters Creek Hotel, Convention Center | Hotel Development
The Allen City Council has approved a development agreement with TCH Altera, LLC, for the construction of The Convention Center
Oak Cliff in the Southern Dallas Sector Gets a New Electric Streetcar | WFAA
DALLAS — The first electric streetcar in the country rolls out of Oak Cliff on Monday.The new streetcar begins accepting
