Personalities My Roots: Henry Talavera By Henry Talavera as told to William Ehrhardt | 3 months ago The Polsinelli PC shareholder on what he learned from his Colombian mother.
History The 1897 Battle of the Trinity Bridge Jumpers By Paula Bosse | 5 months ago When a New Yorker tried to raise money to jump off the Commerce Street bridge into the Trinity, a local was "determined that the honor of Dallas should be upheld."
History Did Dallas Really ‘Come From Nothing’? By Tim Rogers | 8 months ago Here's how one paragraph in a book by a St. Louis professor led to a feature in D Magazine’s January issue.
Politics & Government The Robert E. Lee Statue Was Nearly Erected at SMU By Tim Rogers | 10 months ago The city almost dodged this bullet. Shame.
History The Confederate Statues: A Case Study in the Evolution of Thinking at D Magazine Headquarters By Tim Rogers | 11 months ago Let's have a look at how this went down.
Visual Arts This Brilliant Dallas Artist Is All But Forgotten By Peter Simek | 1 year ago Forrest Kirkland made some of the most important paintings in Texas' history, rescuing centuries of rock art from oblivion.
History The Forgotten Pre-History of Dallas By Laray Polk | 1 year ago Contrary to what some might think, people were here long before John Neely Bryan.
History When Dallas Was the Most Racist City in America By Tim Rogers | 1 year ago The Ku Klux Klan once ruled the city.
History When Dallas Was the Most Racist City in America By Darwin Payne | 1 year ago In the early 1920s, the city’s chapter of the Ku Klux Klan once included one out of every three eligible men. Here’s how the Dallas Morning News led the fight against them.
Humor Questions Rejected by Anything You Ever Wanted to Know’s Screeners By D Magazine | 1 year ago A partial list of queries that never achieved airtime on the KERA 90.1 call-in show.
Neighborhoods What We Can Learn From Lowest Greenville By Eric Celeste | 1 year ago Don't blame the "restaurant bubble" for recent closures. Blame the neighbors.
Flashback Friday Flashback Friday: How to Plan The Perfect Party By Catherine Downes | 1 year ago Take a step back in Dallas dining history.
Flashback Friday Flashback Friday: 52 Great Dates By Catherine Downes | 2 years ago Take a step back in Dallas dining history.
Media Will Our Neiman Marcus Nostalgia Ever Get Old? By S. Holland Murphy | 2 years ago A New York Times piece about the retailer doesn’t mention a word of its current troubles. And it makes me wonder.
Shopping Greatest Dallasites: Stanley Marcus (No. 20) By Jan Strimple, model, fashion event producer | 2 years ago He made Neiman Marcus a national player in luxury retail and made our city a more stylish place in the process.
