The Accommodation
The Politics of Race in an American City by Jim Schutze
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Dallas History
Sermon on the Hilltop: First Baptist Confronted By the Sins of Its Past
In a discussion about The Accommodation, the reverend Dr. Michael Waters explored Dallas' racial and economic history while Dr. Robert Jeffress addressed his predecessor's long support of segregation.
By Matt Goodman

Local News
‘For a Place Called Dallas’ and the Citywide Kickoff of Big D Reads
Thursday morning at the downtown J. Erik Jonsson Central Library, the city-wide reading of the once-banned book The Accommodation began with the kickoff of Big D Reads.

Books
Start Getting Hyped About ‘Big D Reads’
Dwight Powell wants you to get a copy of The Accommodation, and get ready to turn some pages.
By Tim Rogers

Dallas History
CBS This Morning on Jim Schutze’s The Accommodation
The long out-of-print book will be republished this September. The network highlighted its tangled history to close out Black History Month.
By Peter Simek
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7 Books Dallas Execs Think You Should Read
Ken Hersh, Melissa Reiff, Charlie Vogt, and other leaders share the one book they think everyone should read—and why.
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My Book, The Accommodation, Is Coming Out Again. I Wonder Why.
Wonderful news, but it has set me to some serious pondering.
By Jim Schutze

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Someone Is Tweeting the Entire Text of The Accommodation
Quite a passion project.
By Tim Rogers

Media
The Most Dangerous Book in Dallas
How an out-of-print title about the city’s racial divide is making a comeback.
By Peter Simek