Conversations: Call for Change

Black history month may be over but there are plenty of ways to continue to discover the rich Black history and culture in North Texas. Deah Mitchell, founder of Soul of DFW Tours explains why she created a bus tour to connect us to our past through food.

As Black History Month comes to an end and Women’s History Month begins, we want to highlight someone making history in the Dallas Fire Rescue Department. The assistant fire chief, an African American woman, is paving the way for other young people to follow in her footsteps. NBC 5’s Vince Sims shares her journey in today’s Conver...

A group of singing sisters taking over TikTok with their country infusion style made their first trip to Texas.

Dallas Mavericks CEO Cynt Marshall’s memoir, You’ve Been Chosen, is up for a national literary award — an NAACP Image Award.

Dr. Booker-Drew explains why more people of color should recognize that they can be philanthropists, without having to write a check.

Dwell with Dignity executive director Ashley Sharp talks about the need for diversity in philanthropy and efforts to uplift a historically Black community in Dallas through design.

Black History Month kicks off next week and there are several events planned to celebrate the history and growing diversity of McKinney. There’s a big party and fireside chats with local legends planning committee members Angela Richardson-Woods and Dr. Gere Feltus. They explained how they’re uniting people of all ages and backgrounds i...

Uplift Education is preparing to celebrate years of educating thousands of students at 45 schools around Dallas-Fort Worth.

Texas State University has a department that is researching factors restraining minority-owned businesses’ growth and developing remedies for those issues. It has received a $400.000 grant to help expand efforts to help minority-owned businesses achieve greater success. Vince Sims has more in today’s Community Conversations.

Thaddeus Bullard is a wrestling legend, but his journey to stardom wasn’t easy. Now, he’s using the lessons he’s learned along the way to not only build his brand, but to make sure that kids in a small Tampa town have the tools they need to succeed.

Shannon Adams, the community services administrator with the Dallas Public Library, sits down with NBC 5’s Vince Sims to discuss her new book called “Social Justice at Storytime.” It’s a guide for librarians and educators for providing inclusive children’s programs.

In Texas, there are 13 law firms registered as women-owned with the National Association of Minority & Women Owned Law Firms. NBC 5’s Vince Sims talks with attorney Amy Stewart about her firm and its impact inside and outside the courtroom.

Nov.30 marks the last day of Native American Heritage Month. An advocacy group based in DFW hopes we’ll all continue educating ourselves and becoming “Native Aware.” In today’s Community Conversations: A Call for Change, the president of Partnership With Native Americans, Joshua Arce, explained the need for critical resource...