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Rev. Reginald Logan could see the wagons of Black business owners and homeowners pulling their buildings and frame homes atop logs that rolled through downtown Denton in the early 1920s.

In 1936, the Texas Centennial Exposition kicked off with a surprisingly celebratory new exhibit — the Hall of Negro Life, a first-of-its-kind exhibit in the U.S. that highlighted Black innovation

Denton Black Film Festival Institute, Local Filmmakers to Begin Filming ...

The Denton Black Film Festival is hosting two town hall meetings Thursday and Sept. 9 to discuss the upcoming Quakertown Project docuseries and raise funds from the community to help

The Denton Black Film Festival is hosting two town hall meetings Thursday and Sept. 9 to discuss the upcoming Quakertown Project docuseries and raise funds from the community to help

The Pan African Connection bookstore in Oak Cliff hosted a screening of the internationally, acclaimed documentary, “Betrayal of Justice: A Buffalo Soldier Story” on Saturday afternoon at 1:00 p.m. “Betrayal of Justice” tells the story of how 18 members of the 24th Infantry (Buffalo Soldiers) were executed in 1917 following a trial for their role

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If you're looking to learn more about the history behind the federally recognized holiday, you can do so in Dallas.

"Dallas Rising: The Hall of Negro Life" airs Friday on KERA-TV and examines the building's rise and fall at Fair Park.

A short film, an alliance of providers and community partners, and patient conversations are part of the effort.