Black Community

Dallas Regional Medical Center confirms the staff member in the viral TikTok of a Black woman in labor is no longer employed, but doesn't specify how she left.

Puzzles of Color is launching its first Black Joy Market in Plano, featuring Black-owned vendors, performances and fun, family activities.

Hearn spent decades promoting the history and legacy of diverse cowboys through rodeo events in Fort Worth and Dallas.

Tubman Gallery's new exhibition “Two Tears in a Bucket” brings together artists from across the U.S. to explore Black survival and healing.

Dallas native Paakow Essandoh’s sportswear brand MIZIZI turns 10 with a Dallas celebration honoring African culture, community and style.

Curator Myca Williamson explores all of this and more in her exhibition Crowning Glory: An Ode to Black Hair. It’s currently on view at the South Dallas Cultural Center.

Remembering Black Dallas brings historic Black figures to life in Living Museum, a stage production blending research, drama and local legends.

Maroon 9 Community Enrichment Organization is one of 13 North Texas arts organizations that lost previously awarded grants from the National Endowment for the Arts.

As the university removed mention of DEI programs from its website, TCU students reflected on the Black experience and the meaning of diversity.

Black on the Block took over Arlington with a vibrant showcase of Black-owned businesses from handmade skincare to streetwear and soul food. This cultural marketplace offered the ultimate shopping spree while celebrating community and creativity.

I See the Future It's Black, explores Black identity in the future through different mediums including painting, ceramics, sculpture and photography.

Dallas organizers are creating healing spaces for Black women and queer individuals to process post-election emotions, rebuild connections, and find hope.