About us

San Antonio Black, San Antonio's first online magazine targeted towards African Americans, better known as SABlack has been providing news, interviews, book, film, tv, music, stage and restaurant reviews, covering celebs, and community members since 2000.

We continue to bring free passes to concerts, and other area events to include backstage access to your favorite artist... as we have in the past.. Past interviews include Tyrese, Cedric The Entertainer, B.B. King, Boris Kodjoe, Mighty Clouds of Joy, Morris Chestnut, Dr. Cornell West, Susan Taylor, Hill Harper, Donna Richardson, Will Downing, Mike Epps, Sister Soulja, BernNadette Stanis, Billy Hall, (TBS) Richard Roundtree, Danny Glover, John Whiterspoon, Tichina Arnold, Michael Delorenzo, Wendy Raquel Robinson, Robert Townsend, Patti Labelle, Shirley Murdock, Angie Stone, Al Jarreau, Gerald Albright, Eva Pickford, Jamie Foxx, T.I., Jamie Foxx, Lavelle Crawford, Juan Villerareal, Rizen,  Dave Talbert, Brotha Bill, (Blue Hill Ave) Michael Basiden, Cheryl Robinson, and so many others.

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In the Community

Beginning in 2004, SABlack partnered with Lionsgate, Universal Pictures, and others to conduct screeners for the pre release of such films as The Break Up, The Wool Cap, and numerous other films.

SAblack was selected by The Black Board Times to conduct their book reviews for the 2003 Book Expo of America, (BEA) in 2003, on best sellers such as Patti Labelle's Cooking with Patty, Dirty Laundry and others.

Community oriented, SABlack initiated the local, Abstinence Day event at the Carver Library in partnership with The National Campaign to Prevent Teen and Unplanned Pregnancy. 

Community oriented, SABlack initiated the local, Abstinence Day event at the Carver Library in partnership with The National Campaign to Prevent Teen and Unplanned Pregnancy. During the campaign, SAblack reached out to the community, and local east side libraries to coordinate a local campaign, which allowed area teens to come in and take the quiz... During the annual event, we have hosted, Ms. Teen Texas, local and nationally known authors, and artists.

The local project gained so many medium that it gained the attention of the San Antonio Express News, and several radio stations, including Project WORTH who now, along with the City of San Antonio Library Department hosts a citywide campaign. National Day Quiz through media partner’s radio station 98.5FM The BEAT, and Univision KWEX Channel 41.

SABlack is also participating in this program May 6, 2009 in conjunction with military families and area San Antonio installations. We are asking teens to go online to StayTeen.org on May 6, 2009 and take the quiz.

Culturally diverse, San Antonio Black's readership extends ton minorities and non minorites alike. SAblack also published its first printed version in 2006.