D Magazine February 1986

The Seventies promised unprecedented black unity and progress. It hasn’t happened here. Today a bitterly divided black leadership is its own worst enemy.

The aging of The New Journalism

Herein our long-awaited stack-ranking of Dallas’ top restaurants. Drum roll, please.

Excerpts from a letter from Henry Lee Lucas to Max Call, author of a book on Lucas

Halley’s Comet: Apocalypse now or a little later?

From Shiatsu (ouch!) to Rolfing (aargh!) and something called Feldenkrais (huh?), a new regiment of flesh-pounders will realign your mind by bruising your body

IS OUR LEGENDARY TEX-MEX DOWN AND OUT-IF NOT DOA?
TWO FANATICS GO LOCO OVER THE SAD STATE
OF THE COMBINATION PLATE.

ALL STAR GAME FEBRUARY 7 – 9

A bleak sojourn among the city’s homeless

A federal judge can change your life

Charley Pride, CEW’s only major black star, bucks the odds again

Motivational speaker Pam Lontos: self-made myth

Now, with Chef Dean Fearing and his New Southwestern Cuisine menu safely ensconced, the Mansion has food equal to its surroundings.

The clock is ticking for the dazzling queen of capitalism