BlacksinDallas.com
Find out why Black Americans are choosing relocation to Dallas; Plenty of neighborhood profiles, statistics, and trends; http://www.BlacksinDallas.com

1st Friday African Village Night
Drumming by Kumaasi Ensemble; guest drummers welcome and dance to traditional West African Rhythms; 8p-10p; Sandaga African Market; 1325 East Levee Street;
Dallas; 214-747-8431

Dallas Black Chamber of Commerce
An advocate for the creation, growth and general welfare of the African American business; 2838 Martin Luther King Blvd; 214-421-5200

Dallas NAACP; 800-734-3406

Dallas Urban League
10325 Lake June Road, #118; 214-413-1760

Print

The Dallas Weekly
Black weekly newspaper founded in 1954; 3101 Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd, 214-428-8958; http://www.dallasweekly.com

African-American News & Issues
Established in 1996; Texas’ widest circulated Black newspaper and largest of its type in the country; 713-692-1288; http://www.aframnews.com

Dallas Post Tribune
Another, younger Black weekly newspaper to challenge the former, 2726 South Beckley; 214-428-8958; http:// www.dallaspost.com


A voice of the church and community; 3906 South Lancaster Road, 214.372.6500, http://www.EliteNews.com

Minority Business News
11333 North Central Expressway, Suite 201; 214-369-3200,
http://www.minoritybusinessnews.com

Mon the Gazette
Focuses on economic, social and political issues of importance to the African-American community; 972-516-2992; http://www.MonTheGazette.com

Southwest Blues Magazine
Self-proclaimed #1 Blues magazine in the Southwest; 214-887-1188; http://www.southwestblues.com

Radio Stations

  89.3 FM  KNON - Old & New School R&B
  97.9 FM  KBFB - Hip-Hop, R&B, Russ Parr Morning Show
  94.5 FM  KTXQ – K-Soul, Old & New School R&B
104.5 FM  KKDA - Hip-Hop, R&B
105.7 FM  KRNB - Tom Joyner, Old & New School R&B
107.5 FM  KOAI - Jazz

  730 AM  KKDA - Old & New School R&B, Blues, Gospel, Talk
  970 AM  KHVN - Gospel
1040 AM  KGGR - Gospel