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Amanda Gorman Makes history as the first poet to be featured on the cover of Vogue Magazine

This statement was made in June of 2020, which was when the world was dealing with the effects of George Floyd. For the 2021 May Spring issue, Amanda Gorman became the first ever poet to be featured on the cover of Vogue. The cover is a win for her as a poet, for sure. But, most of the Black community is singing the praises of Vogue for the authenticity of the cover. It seems to be one of the most culturally diverse covers in their history. For instance, Gorman is wearing a Louis Vouitton blanket styled as a dress with a gold belt. […]

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In Memory of Dr. King

       Dr. King was a memorable civil rights leader, and he left a great impact on the United States. He worked for African Americans to be treated equally, and how to achieve better economic conditions. Dr. King believed that African Americans should boycott stores in order to improve the economic crisis of the Black community. […]

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Vaccine may help to open churches

       Since the vaccine has been distributed, many places of worship have begun to open back up to gather again. Though many have gotten the vaccine, it is important to continue to  follow the CDC guidelines (i.e., you have to continue to social distance and wear your masks.) […]

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The Life and Legacy of Hazel Armbrister

     There is a historical void in Northwest Pompano Beach and Broward County. Mrs. Hazel Armbrister is now sharing her wealth of history in her heavenly home. When I thought about writing this piece, I said, there is no need to reprint the obituary; I will just write about Hazel from a different perspective. She came from very humble beginnings and never met a challenge or obstacle that she could not take head on. So many things have been written about her accomplishments as a mother, teacher, civil rights activist, and preserver of history, the awards, and accolades she received. […]