10/29/2022
I grew up in Dallas. Throughout most
Of my life raceial injustice has been a key factor in our perception of real estate’s value. No area more than Oak Cliff where I grew up better illustrated this perception. The term
“White Flight” was manifested repeatedly. The families of many classmates moved to new neighborhoods in succession attempting to separate themselves from others they deemed inferior .
In the last several years a different market of buyers are now able to access real estate by its own value rather than by the notions held about the residents of an area. In 2022 we progressed. Somewhat. There is still a vast amount of growth we face to en do intolerance. ITs my goal as I represent buyers and sellers I’m the parts of Iak Cliff that have been so overlooked to insure the history of the individuals that maintained its integrity and value be remembered and commended. I am grateful to be part of an industry that in 2022 has been able to come full circle. We are transparent in accepting the role this profession played and proud of the changes it initiated to correct the inequalities throughout yhis part of our great city’s past. Together we are makin Dallas a beacon for equality.
Y’all means All.
A new documentary explores the history of segregation, discriminatory policies, and racially motivated bombings that shaped two neighborhoods.
