Normalizing the Killing Fields
Normalizing the Killing Fields […]
Normalizing the Killing Fields […]
Seven on Seventh residential rental community opens doors to those who have experienced homelessness in Broward County and offers housing opportunities for other eligible low-income households, providing much-needed relief in a city strapped with an affordable housing crisis. […]
“The percentage of Black students enrolled at HBCUs fell from 18 percent in 1976 to 8 percent in 2014 and then increased to 9 percent in 2020,” according to the National Center for Education Statistics. HBCUs such as Morehouse College in Atlanta, Georgia, have seen an increase in applications. At that school, the number went up over 60% in 2020 from the previous year, according to Data USA. […]
The governor is blocking Biden’s IRA benefits from Floridians. There’s not much Dems can do about it. […]
Ol Pete’s Labor Day was a labor of love. Pete traveled through sand tunnels catching up with family and old friends. A great deal of time was spent chatting about the state of South Florida which is always a conversation worth having. […]
In a recent legal development, attorneys representing Alex Murdaugh have filed a motion seeking a new murder trial, alleging jury tampering by the clerk of court. This case has garnered significant attention due to its complex and high-profile nature. […]
“Everyone should have access to quality foods which was our inspiration to start Relish. Food is love and we have an amazing opportunity to express that in our craft”, said Le’Genevieve “Vie” Squires, co-founder of Relish. […]
Roderick (“Rod”) D. Vereen is the Chair of the Law Office of Rod Vereen & Associates. He specializes in State and Feral criminal law and has been a strong advocate for minority law students and the community. […]
Today, along with others, I received the Presidential Lifetime Achievement Award. The true honor was receiving the award with such outstanding honorees. […]
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