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Houston may like to describe itself as a city where professionals with a great idea and hustle can make it. For Black entrepreneurs, the data suggest that the promise is only partially being kept.
The number of Black-owned firms in the region keeps climbing, but revenue and access to capital are not climbing anywhere near as fast. Contracts and access to capi...
For South Park residents, the new Edgewood Park Community Center represents far more than a new building. It signals a long-awaited investment in a neighborhood gathering place where children can play, seniors can connect, families can celebrate milestones, and residents can strengthen the bonds that have long defined the community.
City leaders recently broke grou...
As the next election cycle intensifies, political organizers seeking to mobilize Black voters will have to confront a difficult divide. There is a growing concern that federal policies have not consistently translated into action, particularly among younger voters who distrust institutions and question whether traditional forms of resistance can produce meaningful change. A ...
After experiencing two consecutive first-round playoff eliminations, Westfield has set higher hopes. For the 2026 season, Westfield intends not only to qualify for the postseason but also to progress beyond it.
While the offense continues to develop, Westfield believes one of the area’s deepest and most experienced defenses can provide the foundation for that push....
This article was originally written by Joseph Williams for Word In Black.
As a sports journalist-turned-media personality with political ambitions, Stephen A. Smith has never met a room he couldn’t fill with the sound of his own voice.
So when the National Association of Black Journalists handed ESPN’s flagship Black commentator...