The Dallas Weekly

The Dallas Weekly The Dallas Weekly is the most respected, most critically acclaimed and most widely read African American newsweekly in North Texas. In short, we deliver.

Dallas Weekly is North Texas’ leading Black-owned news and culture source—amplifying Black voices through bold journalism, community stories, and civic impact since 1954.
www.dallasweekly.com For more than 55 years, “The Weekly” has informed, educated, enlightened and fought for Dallas/Fort Worth’s Black community. Recognized nationally, statewide and locally as a valued Texas

institution, the paper remains committed to addressing those issues, people and organizations that impact lives in its sphere of influence. Long considered the general market newspaper of the African American community, “The Weekly” combines a commitment to journalistic excellence with well rounded in depth local coverage of events of the day. The Dallas Weekly is your one stop shop for reaching a dynamic, highly valuable $35 billion consumer market.

Dallas — let’s clear something up.Some of the region’s most iconic art + culture is ALWAYS free. No lie. 🎨✨The Amon Cart...
12/18/2025

Dallas — let’s clear something up.
Some of the region’s most iconic art + culture is ALWAYS free. No lie. 🎨✨

The Amon Carter Museum of American Art continues to stand as one of Fort Worth’s cultural anchors — home to powerful storytelling, bold exhibitions, and programming that reflects the past, present, and future of American creativity.

From timeless masterpieces to thought-provoking contemporary works, the Carter invites everyone in — no ticket required. Whether you’re planning a solo reset, a creative date, or a family day out, inspiration is always waiting.

➡️ Plan your visit by tapping the link in ‘s bio.

Pull up, tap in, and support institutions that keep art accessible for our community.

12/13/2025

A new survey from Monster shows 47% of U.S. workers are already polyworking, juggling multiple jobs or roles to cover rising costs as wages remain stagnant.

Nearly 60% say they’re open to holding multiple full-time jobs just to keep up.

Read the full article at DallasWeekly.com.

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