By Frank S. Washington DETROIT, MI – Hyundai is pitching its Santa Cruz as a sports adventure vehicle. This is the deal. The Santa Cruz looks like a small […]
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Bobby Sessions-The Manifestation of Music and The Law of Attraction
By Catrina Satterwhite We are witnessing beautiful times in Dallas right now musically. When you think of Texas and music by Black artists, sometimes people just don’t associate a music […]
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The Business of Black Love: How It’s Been Commodified
By Brianna Patt How has seeing love through rose colored glasses hurt us and fueled business? Black love is a big business. From dating seminars taught by Kevin Samuels that […]
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The Dallas Weekly Proudly Celebrates Women in a Special Edition
DALLAS, February 28, 2022 – In another first for the revamped must-read paper, The Dallas Weekly, comes the announcement of their first special edition dedicated exclusively to the women of […]
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The Ongoing Fight for Civil Rights in Dallas
By Steven Monacelli Over half a century ago, a coalition of activists, lawyers, religious leaders, elected officials and other prominent community members in Dallas banded together to end institutionalized racism […]
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The Evolution of Erykah Badu is the Evolution of Dallas’ Music Scene
When you think of the Dallas music scene and you combine that with R&B, Neo-Soul, and Hip- Hop, you instantly think of The Erykah Badu, often called the “Queen of Neo-Soul”. […]
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She Represents: Keyondra Lockett
Keyondra Lockett is a soulful inspirational artist with a Fervor for Kingdom building. Keyondra is one of the original members of gospel group Zie’l and shares the accomplishment of 2x […]
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Black History Maker in Health: Ples Montgomery
By Steven Monacelli In 1970, the Dallas Black Panthers had just gotten their charter to become an official chapter of the Black Panther Party. Prior to becoming an official chapter, […]
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Redemptive Activism: The Story of Antong Lucky
By: Tyler Carter The story of black men growing up in the inner city is usually similar. We begin to walk the streets, hang out with influences that mean […]
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JP Morgan Seeking to Assist Black & Latina Entrepreneurs through DigitalUndivided’s Breakthrough Program
Dallas Black and Latina entrepreneurs will be the beneficiaries of JP Morgan Chase’s Advancing Black Pathways program where grants, coaching and exclusive tutelage will be provided to assist in their business endeavors, the company announced recently.