Here are the links and articles that the speakers mentioned today… I will update it throughout the day. A number of the book references below may not be available in your local library. Not to worry, get your TexShare card here and check it out from a library nearby.

Morning Plenary

Dr. Bray’s slides from the framing conversation can be downloaded from the IUPR website, available here.

Dr. Dulaney mentioned “Dallas at the Crossroads,” a movie produced by the Dallas Citizens Council in 1961. It appears below.

Dr. Phillips mentioned that we should read Dr. Dulaney’s essay “Whatever happened to the Civil Rights Movement in Dallas?” This essay appears in his edited volume Essays on the American Civil Rights Movement, co-edited with Kathleen Underwood. It is available in the UT Dallas Library (here). To find it in your local library, click here.

Mr. Ahmad likened Ms. Larney’s comments to what he had read in Toni Morrison’s novel Beloved. It’s available at the UT Dallas Library (here). To find it in your local library, click here.

Dr. Dulaney made reference to his piece in The Dallas Morning News on February 2nd, 2019. His piece is available in its entirety here.

Luncheon Keynote

Jerry Hawkins presented a preview of the upcoming report from Dallas Truth, Racial Healing, and Transformation.

Mr. Hawkins mentioned the upcoming release event on May 9th. The event is free and for the public. More information and tickets can be found here.

Mr. Hawkins mentioned a passage by Dr. Gail Thomas recounting the Caddo Village massacre. This essay can be found in Dallas, Stirrings of Culture, edited by Dr. Thomas and Robert J. Sardello. You can find it at the UT Dallas library here. To find it in your local library, check here.

Mr. Hawkins mentioned a recent article about Shingle Mountain in The Dallas Morning News. This and other articles are available here.

Policing, Urban Justice, and Surveillance: The Future of Public Safety in Dallas

Texas Criminal Justice Coalition has released a website the lets you explore bail and sentencing decisions in Harris and Dallas County Courts. The site is available here.

Mr. Fullinwider cited the Washington Post’s death by police database, which can be found here.

Transit Issues in Urban Sprawl, Suburbia, and Density

Monique Ward from the city of Dallas mentioned her work in Houston on their bus redesign. Here’s a great review of that project.

Artwashing and Anti-Gentrification Work in Contemporary Art Practice

Here’s a link to the website for the SODO Track Mural project in Seattle: http://www.sodotrack.com.

More information about Dallas Area Rapid Transit’s Public Arts program can be found here.

More information about Project Row Houses in Houston can be found here.