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Black Professionals in The Woodlands, TX

Discover qualified Black professionals in The Woodlands, TX across all industries and specialties. Connect with lawyers, doctors, accountants, real estate agents, therapists, and other service providers who understand your cultural background, speak your language, and are dedicated to serving the Black community with excellence and cultural sensitivity.
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Eronn Putman
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Legal Services, Family
13 years licensed
Legal Services, Family
13 years licensed
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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

Live at Live Oak Presented by H-E-B
Live at Live Oak Presented by H-E-B
Memorial Park Conservancy invites the community to celebrate cultural traditions with Live at Live Oak presented by H-E-B, a series of outdoor live music events, each dedicated to highlighting the rich diversity of Houston. Join us for evenings filled with live performances, family-friendly activities, and the natural beauty of Memorial Park’s Live Oak Court at Clay Family Eastern Glades. Whether you're gathering the crew, bringing a date, or riding solo, you'll want to make sure you have each event saved in your calendar.

No event schedules available Houston, TX 0.00

Spring Break 2K26 Houston Overly Loaded
Spring Break 2K26 Houston Overly Loaded
SpringBreak 2026, We are gonna do this right, No scams, No misleading information, well detailed info about events, the city of houston, and most importantly safety.

No event schedules available Houston, TX 65.87

Latest Black Businesses and Organizations

Houston Black Real Estate Association
Houston Black Real Estate Association
The Houston Black Real Estate Association represents more than seven decades of commitment to equal housing opportunities and democracy in the real estate industry serving Houston, TX and beyond. Founded in 1949 by 11 visionary real estate brokers, HBREA emerged during a time when discriminatory practices threatened fair access to housing and professional opportunity. These founding members recognized that meaningful change required organized action, leading them to establish an organization dedicated to ensuring all citizens have the right to equal housing opportunities regardless of race, creed, or color. What sets HBREA apart is its deep-rooted mission and unwavering values. The organization immediately established educational programs to develop professional expertise and create pathways for underrepresented individuals entering the real estate field. Through partnerships like those with Texas Southern University, HBREA opened doors that had previously been closed, offering evening classes and professional development that strengthened both individual careers and the industry as a whole. Incorporated formally in 1956, HBREA continues this legacy today, operating as part of NAREB, the nation's oldest minority trade association. For real estate professionals in Houston seeking an organization grounded in principles of equity, professional excellence, and community service, HBREA embodies a unique combination of historical significance and contemporary relevance. The association's commitment to promoting democracy in housing at every opportunity reflects its foundational belief that a fair and inclusive real estate industry strengthens the entire Houston community.

Houston, TX

Texas Association of Real Estate Brokers, Inc.
Texas Association of Real Estate Brokers, Inc.
Since 1947, the Texas Association of Real Estate Brokers, Inc. (TAREB) has represented the African American real estate professional community, with members proudly known as REALTISTS. Based in Houston, TX, TAREB upholds a fundamental mission: ensuring that communities of color are treated with dignity and respect in all housing and real estate transactions. As the state chapter of America's oldest minority professional trade organization, TAREB champions the highest standards of professional integrity and enforces a strict code of real estate industry ethics among all members. The organization operates under a democratic governance structure where local chapter presidents and elected directors from across Texas collaborate on policy and advocacy, giving voice to real estate professionals statewide. TAREB's vision—E3: Empowering our members, Enriching our communities, and Elevating our brand—guides partnerships with local and state businesses and like-minded organizations committed to fair housing practices. Through meaningful events, networking opportunities, and professional development, TAREB creates spaces where members grow their expertise while contributing to equitable housing access. The organization welcomes housing and real estate professionals who share its national and state mission, offering membership opportunities for those seeking community, support, and professional growth. For those in areas without established local chapters, TAREB works with the Regional Office and state Board to explore feasibility of expanding chapter presence, ensuring broader access to the organization's resources and community throughout Texas.

Houston, TX

National Association of Black Accountants, Inc. Houston Chapter
National Association of Black Accountants, Inc. Houston Chapter
Since 1970, the National Association of Black Accountants, Inc. Houston Chapter has served as a vital community hub for black professionals and students pursuing careers in accounting, finance, and business-related fields throughout Houston, TX. Originally established as the Houston Metropolitan Accountants (HMA), the chapter has evolved into a dynamic organization dedicated to addressing the professional needs of its members while building the next generation of business leaders. The Houston Chapter embodies NABA's core principle of "Lifting As We Climb," creating pathways and opportunities that bridge the gap for black professionals in industries where representation matters. The organization fosters meaningful connections through online communities where members with shared interests and experiences collaborate, learn from one another, and elevate awareness of industry standards and best practices. By providing mentorship, career guidance, and access to a supportive network of over 200,000 black professionals nationwide, the Houston Chapter helps members navigate career transitions, develop leadership skills, and achieve their professional goals. The chapter's commitment extends beyond its membership through community service initiatives and programs that introduce high school students to accounting and finance careers, ensuring a diverse and inclusive pipeline of future business leaders in Houston and beyond.

Houston, TX