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Black Job Opportunities in Galveston, TX

Explore Black job opportunities in Galveston, TX with employers who value cultural diversity. Find positions across all industries with companies that appreciate your language skills, cultural competence, and unique perspective. Connect with diversity-friendly employers committed to creating inclusive workplaces where the Black community can thrive professionally.

Latest Black People

Eronn Putman
Eronn Putman
Eronn Putman is a graduate of Louisiana State University's Paul M. Hebert Law Center licensed to practice in the state of Texas. She has a very diverse professional background that includes music performance; event planning; federal and state legislatures; criminal and civil law. Prior to entering law school, Eronn worked for legislators of the United States Congress, Texas House of Representatives and Houston City Council where she has worked on issues involving poverty, health care, education, housing and workplace discrimination. She specializes in legislative bill drafting and lobbying votes in local government. She holds professional membership in the Congressional Black Associates and the Council on Legal Education Opportunity (CLEO). Additionally, Eronn is a professor at the University of Houston teaching a specially designed course involving law and Africana studies. In her free time, she enjoys website building, Ebay and music composition. She is a classically trained pianist with over twenty years of experience performing at Houston area churches and Southern regional competitions.

Latest Black Events

Black Open Mic Poetry Night ft. Black Snow Hosted by Xach Blunt
Black Open Mic Poetry Night ft. Black Snow Hosted by Xach Blunt
Write About Now is the preferred destination of poetry for thousands of individuals living in Houston and beyond each year. Our poetry events have become a bucket list destination for poetry lovers who drive and fly from across the country to attend our shows every single week. Our shows, poets and poetry videos have received popular acclaim garnering attention and shares from celebrities like Sophie Turner, Lily Allen, Lenny Kravitz, LeAnn Rimes, Chance The Rapper, Juan Gotti, Misty Copeland, Thomas J. Hilfiger, Busta Rhymez, Marc Jacobs and more. Write About Now Poetry has been covered by, featured by or collaborated with some of the largest media networks in the world, including Vibe Magazine, AfroPunk, Huffington Post, Upworthy, Diet Prada, MasterClass, POPSUGAR, Everyday Feminism, We are mitu, Word Porn, BuzzFeed, Remezcla, HiHo, George Takei, A plus, Blavity, For Harriet, Houston Chronicle, Texas Monthly, Whataburger and more. This support has helped Write About Now become one of the most popular poetry groups in the world building a following of more than 2 million individuals across the @wanpoetry Facebook, YouTube, Instagram, Twitter and TikTok, which has helped poets reach tens of millions of viewers online. Our open mics are open to all to attend; however, the spots on the mic this week will be reserved for members of the black community. There'll be an open mic as well as poems from out host Free. K, featured reader Xach Blunt and more. Our signup lists go up at 7:30 pm. Most individuals start arriving before then to guarantee a spot on the list. First come. First serve. Come see local poets from all across the greater Houston area share original works of poetry.

No event schedules available Houston, TX 13.03

Bearcat Baseball and Basketball - Foundation Conversations
Bearcat Baseball and Basketball - Foundation Conversations
Members of GHF’s AAHC will speak about Galveston’s Central High School basketball and baseball programs, including Coach Wilbur Byrd and star athlete Gus Allen III. Galveston Historical Foundation’s African American Heritage Committee (AAHC) was established in 2002 at the 1859 Ashton Villa, when more than forty community members gathered with a shared passion for preserving the island’s Black history. Leading the charge was Maggie Williams—a Galveston native and retired schoolteacher—who was elected the committee’s first chair. Since its founding, this committee has dedicated itself to identifying, commemorating, and preserving historic sites important to African Americans and the Galveston community.

No event schedules available Galveston, TX 11.70