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The Dallas Weekly is the most respected, most critically acclaimed and most widely read African American newsweekly in North Texas. For more than 55 years, “The Weekly” has informed, educated, enlightened and fought for Dallas/Fort Worth’s Black community. Recognized nationally, statewide and locally as a valued Texas institution, the paper remains committed to addressing those issues, people and

organizations that impact lives in its sphere of influence. Long considered the general market newspaper of the African American community, “The Weekly” combines a commitment to journalistic excellence with well rounded in depth local coverage of events of the day. The Dallas Weekly is your one stop shop for reaching a dynamic, highly valuable $35 billion consumer market.

Here’s your Black Press and Black History Fact of the day! 📰Charlotta Bass was the first Black woman to own and operate ...
02/09/2025

Here’s your Black Press and Black History Fact of the day! 📰

Charlotta Bass was the first Black woman to own and operate a newspaper in the United States. She led the California Eagle, one of the most influential Black newspapers in the West, from 1912 to 1951. Under her leadership, the paper became a powerful voice against racism, segregation, police brutality, and discriminatory housing policies.

Through investigative journalism and activism, she fought for civil rights and social justice in Los Angeles and beyond. In 1952, she made history as the first Black woman to run for Vice President of the United States as the Progressive Party’s candidate, advocating for equality and political change.

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Here’s your Black Press and Black History fact of the day!Meet Ethel L. Payne, the fearless ‘First Lady of the Black Pre...
02/07/2025

Here’s your Black Press and Black History fact of the day!

Meet Ethel L. Payne, the fearless ‘First Lady of the Black Press’! As an editor and Washington correspondent for The Chicago Defender, she made history by holding U.S. presidents accountable on civil rights and reporting on global Black struggles.

From pressing Eisenhower in the White House to covering African independence movements, she used journalism as a weapon for justice.

Here is your Black Press and Black History fact of the day!Frederick Douglass and Martin R. Delany launched The North St...
02/06/2025

Here is your Black Press and Black History fact of the day!

Frederick Douglass and Martin R. Delany launched The North Star in 1847, a beacon of hope for abolitionists and a powerful voice against slavery. Funded by Douglass’ European speaking tour, the paper evolved over the years, eventually becoming Frederick Douglass’ Paper and later the Douglass Monthly, shaping the fight for Black freedom and justice. His influence in the press didn’t stop there—by 1870, he was leading the New National Era, exposing the dangers of the ‘Lost Cause’ narrative. A legacy of truth, resistance, and power.

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Here is the BLACK PRESS and Black History Fact of the day!The Black press launched the “Double V” campaign in WWII – Dur...
02/05/2025

Here is the BLACK PRESS and Black History Fact of the day!

The Black press launched the “Double V” campaign in WWII – During World War II.

The Pittsburgh Courier prominently promoted the Double Victory campaign, with the slogan of “victory abroad against fascism and victory at home against racism.”

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In 2025, small business owners are showing optimism despite ongoing challenges. According to JPMorgan Chase’s 2025 Busin...
02/04/2025

In 2025, small business owners are showing optimism despite ongoing challenges. According to JPMorgan Chase’s 2025 Business Leaders Outlook Survey, over 70% of small business owners reported feeling optimistic about their industry and company performance in the coming year.

“This year, we are committed to: shipping our products across the country, intentionally seeking ways to leverage our M/WBE certifications to secure more business for our small, family-owned business, and offering expanded services through our Two Sweet Sisters Enterprises Brand.” - Yolanda Bledsoe, Co-Founder of

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For your   and   fact of the day, we honor the  and the President of the organization, Rev. Dr. Benjamin F. Chavis. The ...
02/04/2025

For your and fact of the day, we honor the and the President of the organization, Rev. Dr. Benjamin F. Chavis.

The National Newspaper Publishers Association (NNPA) supports Black newspapers today – Founded in 1940, the NNPA represents over 200 Black-owned newspapers across the U.S. under the name Black Press USA.

Here’s your BLACK PRESS FACT of the day!The first Black newspaper in the U.S. was Freedom’s Journal – It was founded on ...
02/02/2025

Here’s your BLACK PRESS FACT of the day!

The first Black newspaper in the U.S. was Freedom’s Journal – It was founded on March 16, 1827, in New York City by John B. Russwurm and Samuel E. Cornish.

This was the first newspaper owned and operated by African Americans, created as a response to racist portrayals of Black people in mainstream white newspapers.

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HAPPY BLACK HISTORY MONTH!This year to celebrate Black History Month, DW will share BLACK PRESS history facts that you n...
02/01/2025

HAPPY BLACK HISTORY MONTH!

This year to celebrate Black History Month, DW will share BLACK PRESS history facts that you need to know and share 📰

Kicking this off with one of the greatest journalists of all time, we celebrate Ida B. Wells.

After the lynching of three of her close friends—Thomas Moss, Calvin McDowell, and Henry Stewart—in Memphis in 1892, she launched a crusade against lynching, using the Black newspapers like The Memphis Free Speech and Headlight as a platform to reveal the truth about racial violence in the South.

We celebrate Ida B. Wells today and every day by carrying on the legacy of telling stories for our community, unapologetically.

Stay tuned tomorrow for your next Black Press Fact of The Day! 📰✊🏾

Experience the timeless Western classic Shane, a gripping tale of honor, justice, and redemption set against the rugged ...
01/31/2025

Experience the timeless Western classic Shane, a gripping tale of honor, justice, and redemption set against the rugged backdrop of the American frontier.

With themes of courage, sacrifice, and the search for a better life, Shane remains a powerful and enduring story that continues to captivate audiences.

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TONIGHT!!Join DW and .oakcliff for our first “On the Rocks: Political Pour Over” event! We also have the honor to have a...
01/28/2025

TONIGHT!!

Join DW and .oakcliff for our first “On the Rocks: Political Pour Over” event! We also have the honor to have activist and artist moderate. As the founder of she knows about the power of community engagement.

So, join us at 6pm with our first guest, Councilman Zarin Gracey to have a freeform and transparent conversation. If you can’t make it, we will be live on IG for any Q&A in the last 30 min.

There is no time like the present to be invested and involved. We look forward to seeing you all!

🎉✨ Join us at  for Black History & Culture Celebration!On February 1st & 2nd from 11 AM - 5 PM, enjoy FREE access to all...
01/27/2025

🎉✨ Join us at for Black History & Culture Celebration!

On February 1st & 2nd from 11 AM - 5 PM, enjoy FREE access to all special exhibitions, art-making activities, performances, artist talks, film screenings, literary events, and much more!💫

Click the link in bio for more info!

🎉 The new date for the  kickoff event has been announced! 🎉The Millennial Maven Creative Foundation will celebrate its l...
01/25/2025

🎉 The new date for the kickoff event has been announced! 🎉

The Millennial Maven Creative Foundation will celebrate its launch on January 28th from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at .studios

This event offers a great opportunity to connect, collaborate, and support the empowerment of women and youth in the creative arts. Refreshments will be provided, and attendees can look forward to an inspiring evening.

Mark the calendars and RSVP today at the link in the bio.

Join our partner  for a free lecture and conversation with five of the contemporary artists featured in the exhibition C...
01/24/2025

Join our partner for a free lecture and conversation with five of the contemporary artists featured in the exhibition Cowboy. Artists Yumi Roth and Emmanuel David (speaking together), Fabian Guerrero and rafa esparza (speaking together), and R. Alan Brooks will discuss their process for creating works that articulate the popular mythologies surrounding the image and concept of the cowboy. All speakers will participate in an audience Q&A.

Seating for the talk will be first come, first served. A recording of the talks will be available on the Carter’s YouTube channel a couple of weeks after the event.

American Sign Language (ASL) interpretation will be provided during the talk.

Register with link in bio!

West Dallas, Get Ready!Excitement is building for Civilized X: Unity Locale, presented by the incredible  On February 1s...
01/21/2025

West Dallas, Get Ready!

Excitement is building for Civilized X: Unity Locale, presented by the incredible

On February 1st, the West Dallas Center at will host a night filled with cultural celebration, inspiring performances, and meaningful conversations.

This is a chance to come together, uplift the community, and spark positive change!

🎟️ Use code MMCF10atUL for 10% off VIP tickets!

Don’t miss this unforgettable experience—secure tickets now! 🔗 in bio.

As a 70 year old Black publication, DW has seen the transformation of MLK Day from inception.While we will always take t...
01/20/2025

As a 70 year old Black publication, DW has seen the transformation of MLK Day from inception.

While we will always take the time to recognize and honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s legacy, on this day, we shall always remember to do our part to protect and uphold our communities.

We at Dallas Weekly implore you to follow the suggestion from and use MLK Day “as a catalyst for year-round action, encouraging people to embody the principles of love, peace, and equality in their daily lives.”

Resource Center is dedicated to providing inclusive, low-cost healthcare for all. From sexual health services and primar...
01/19/2025

Resource Center is dedicated to providing inclusive, low-cost healthcare for all. From sexual health services and primary care to mental health support, gender-affirming care, and HIV-related services, they offer comprehensive programs to help individuals thrive. Committed to serving the LGBTQIA+ community, allies, and those affected by HIV, Resource Center ensures that everyone has access to compassionate, affirming, and accessible care.

Contact today for more information.

🎉✨ Join us for Black History & Culture Celebration at the Dallas Museum of Art!On February 1st & 2nd from 11 AM - 5 PM, ...
01/18/2025

🎉✨ Join us for Black History & Culture Celebration at the Dallas Museum of Art!

On February 1st & 2nd from 11 AM - 5 PM, enjoy FREE access to all special exhibitions, art-making activities, performances, artist talks, film screenings, literary events, and much more!💫

Click the link in bio for more info!

DW kicks off their first event of 2025 with community partner .oakcliff for our monthly series “On the Rocks: Political ...
01/18/2025

DW kicks off their first event of 2025 with community partner .oakcliff for our monthly series “On the Rocks: Political Pour Overs”

Engaging with constituents is a cornerstone of effective political leadership. When politicians take the time to speak directly with the people they represent, they foster trust, transparency, and accountability. That’s what this is all about!

So, join us on January 28th with our first guest, Councilman Zarin Gracey to have freeform and transparent conversations. If you can’t make it, we will be live on IG for any Q&A in the last 30 min.

There is no time like the present to be invested and involved. We look forward to seeing you all!

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