Racist Trees
A Row of Tamarisk Trees Segregated A Primarily Black Neighborhood From the Rest of Palm Springs for Decades
LOCAL NEWS
LIFE
Palm Springs Council Approves $5.9M Reparations Settlement
CULTURE
The Role of Black Architects, Builders, & Communities in Shaping Midcentury Modern Architecture in Palm Springs
GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT
GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT
Vision for Northern Palm Springs Taking Shape with Specific Plan Update
BUSINESS
Community
GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT
Meet Sam Cobb, A Pioneering Black Date Farmer Making Strides in the Coachella Valley
Community
Community
Community
J. O. J. Desert Highland Unity Center recognized as Public Partner of the Year at Lift to Rise Community Investment Awards
LIFE
Community
Community
Residents share ideas to bring Community together at City Parks
CULTURE
CULTURE
CULTURE
Black In Palm Springs: The Entrepreneurs Shaping Coachella Valley’s Cultural Movement
CULTURE
CULTURE
CULTURE
Evernell Black Named one of 11 Inspirational Valley Seniors
CALIFORNIA NEWS
Wrongfully convicted artist Mr. Wash presents his work at Palm Springs Art Museum
‘We’re here to stay.’ Despite isolation and racism, Black Americans feel at home in California’s desert
Higher Black Unemployment Distorts Rosy Picture of Job Recovery
Black History Tour
2-3hrs. $125 per person
Beginning on the Agua Caliente Indian Reservation Section 14. This tour will introduce you to Black pioneers of our city. See the works of renowned architect Paul R. Williams. Learn about land developer Lawrence Crossley. Tour concludes at Desert Highland Gateway Estates - Palm Springs’ largest predominantly Black Neighborhood