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By Norma Adams-Wade Fans and Mexican Baseball League managers knew him as William Serrell. But family and friends of the 1940-‘50s-era Black baseball player...
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By Norma Adams-Wade Fans and Mexican Baseball League managers knew him as William Serrell. But family and friends of the 1940-‘50s-era Black baseball player...
By Norma Adams-Wade Sometime before he joined the ancestors in August this year, the late Thomas Muhammad had said he expected his legacy to...
By Norma Adams-Wade and Cheryl Smith Linda A. Mitchell has been referred to as a “business juggernaut.” The woman who even as a child...
By Norma Adams-Wade Ever wondered why people centuries ago lived on top of mountains, behind fortresses with all kinds of barriers — a narrow...
By Norma Adams-Wade “Memories light the corners of my mind.”From the song “The Way We Were.”Written by Marvin Hamlisch and Alan and Marilyn Bergman....
For a Black woman who grew up in the Jim Crow South, indoctrination and revisionist history have a different meaning.
By Norma Adams-Wade Last week we talked about the life-changing convergence that unassuming late Dallas artist Walter Winn Jr. experienced when he was picked...
By Norma Adams-Wade The late, unassuming Dallas artist and jazz drummer Walter Winn Jr. popped into my mind recently. I wish his name were...
Join veteran Journalist Norma Adams-Wade for “I Was Just Thinking” the podcast on the Texas Metro News Facebook Page or Cheryl’s World at www.blogtalkradio.com or by...