The phrase “that dog don’t hunt” is an idiom that means that an idea, argument, plan, or suggestion won’t work or is ineffective. It originates from hunting culture, where a dog that won’t hunt is useless for that purpose.
When someone says this, they’re saying that something is not going to be successful.
FacebookXEmailLinkedInWhatsAppRedditPinterest The stars of Houston’s business community took center stage on Saturday, November 1, 2025, as the Greater Houston Black Chamber (GHBC) presented the 28th Annual Pinnacle Awards & Gala at the Bayou Event Center. Themed “Legacy in Motion: Celebrating 90 Years of Black Business Excellence,” this landmark event marked GHBC’s 90th anniversary and paid…
FacebookXEmailLinkedInWhatsAppRedditPinterest Today, Ice Cube announced an updated version of ‘Contract with Black America’ that outlines longstanding specific issues facing Black American women and the sports industry with a set of tactical solutions, along with additional updates throughout the contract. The original contract was announced this past summer and spurred a string of political conversations around…
FacebookXEmailLinkedInWhatsAppRedditPinterest By National Newspaper Publishers Association When the wounds are caused by generations of racism, it takes a group like the National Coalition of Blacks for Reparations in America (N’COBRA) to do the necessary deep cleaning. Since 1987, N’COBRA has been the leading mass coalition dedicated to obtaining Reparations for African descendants in America. Most…
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FacebookXEmailLinkedInWhatsAppRedditPinterest Mostyn Law’s second annual salute to Houston’s Difference Makers in Education recognized twenty local teachers, coaches, and other educators for the essential role they play in strengthening the community. During a private reception at Trez Bistro and Wine Bar, Amber Mostyn, co-founder of Mostyn Law, presented each honoree with a check for $200 on…
FacebookXEmailLinkedInWhatsAppRedditPinterest By Brianna Patt How Male Abuse Is Minimized In an op-ed by Neffer Kerr titled, “Strong & Silent: Breaking the Stigma of Abuse Because Black Men Are Victims, Too,” by Ebony Magazine, Kerr recalls learning that her male friend, who was over six feet tall and gave off a facade of confidence, was being…
