In honor of January’s Mentorship Month, the Dallas Mavericks have partnered with Big Thought, a local nonprofit focused on alternative education, to host a mentorship event with Mavericks player Dorian […]
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Realizing the Dream Healthy Living Expo
The Don’t Believe the Hype Foundation, in conjunction with WAAITT, Comerica Bank, I Messenger Media LLC (Texas Metro News, Garland Journal and I Messenger), Heroes House, MOCCA Cosmetics, Black Business Directory, several […]
MLK Day Parade
The City of Dallas and HELP invite you to participate in the 2023 Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day Parade! For more information about the parade, visit bit.ly/2023MLKParade.
Redbird Composite CAP Squadron Open House
After having its cadet ranks devastated during the COVID pandemic, the Redbird Composite Civil Air Patrol Squadron undertakes a rebuilding phase. In that honor, the squadron are holding an open […]
Exclusive: Stephanie Mills Gets Candid on Kanye, Kim, Michael, Prince, Rolling Stone and More
By Stacy M. Brown Originally appeared in NNPA Fans continue to devour the sonic treats she gives, especially when performing classics like “I Never Knew Love Like This Before,” “You’re […]
Some Lesser-Known, Yet Still Powerful, MLK Quotes
By Aswad Walker Originally appeared in Word in Black Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s quotes offer insight into how his ideas changed and evolved throughout his life as an activist. […]
Black Eyed Peas Recipes For the New Year
Here are some Black-eyed peas recipes to bring you prosperity in the New Year by Chef Tam. Black Eye Pea Fritters 1 cup dried black-eyed peas 2 tablespoons chopped white […]
A Word from the COO
By Jess Washington, COO of Dallas Weekly The Best of Black Dallas 2022 was one for the books! Although it was the 3rd annual campaign, this particular year was our […]
Half-Time Adjustments
By Dr. Giani Clarkson I love sports and as an avid sports lover, I enjoy all the elements that make athletics enjoyable. I’ve played sports my entire life. I have […]
Fostering A Culture of Connectedness and Mental Health in K-12 Schools and HBCUs
By Adam Powell There’s an old saying, “when White people get a cold, Black people get pneumonia.” Never has this saying been more accurate than when looking at the differing […]
