The Confederate Statues: A Case Study in the Evolution of Thinking at D Magazine Headquarters

July 31: Don’t touch the statues, you politically correct ninnies. (via Glenn Hunter)

August 1: Easy, there. Let’s recontextualize these things and learn an important lesson. (via Peter Simek)

August 8: Tear ’em down. Now. (via Wick Allison)

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R.I.P., Wick Allison (1948–2020)

Our founder and leader died last night. With heavy hearts, we resolve to see his vision realized.

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Tales From the Dallas History Archives: The Crowds In Our Past, From Bonnie Parker to JFK

We haven't been able to gather. So let's take a trip back through the Dallas Public Library's archive to see history play out in the crowds of Dallas generations ago.

By Brandon Murray

Dallas History

Tales from the Dallas History Archives: Honoring Native American Heritage Month

This was once the home of the Wichita, Comanche, Caddo, and Cherokee tribes. Let’s take a look through the Dallas Public Library’s archives.

By Brandon Murray

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