Executive Assistant Job Description REPORTS TO: Lead Pastor POSITION STATUS: Full-time, Salaried The Executive Assistant is a well-organized team member, who manages the affairs of the Lead Pastor in a spirit of […]
The discussion was not the usual tense mudslinging the Street Detective has become accustomed to. It was cordial and each Board member was committed to listening to their constituents. […]
Elections are the cornerstone of democratic societies, embodying people’s voices in shaping their future. […]
On December 16, 2023, the brothers of ETA NU Chapter of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. partnered with the Women of Veterans Affairs and distributed toys to children for Christmas. […]
Kirk Brown is the Chief Executive Officer of Handy Inc., a local non-profit organization that is “helping advance and nurture the development of youth” in Broward County. It is a tall order as a youth in need of nurturing indicates a larger family unit also in need of assistance. […]
Guion Bluford was a renowned figure in the field of space exploration. He was born on November 22, 1942, in Philadelphia. With a strong background in science and engineering, he embarked on a journey to the stars that would eventually take him beyond the bounds of Earth’s atmosphere. […]
However, recent political legislative changes have raised concerns among students regarding potential setbacks on teaching essential components of African American history. […]
But there are also some feel-good bills and cheap shots that require no courage to vote for and bring the political bonus of being difficult for an opponent to argue against this summer, when most legislators will be back home running for re-election. […]
DeSantis bet heavily on Iowa as he tried to become the alternative candidate to Trump. But Trump won about 51 percent of the vote — with a chance to win all 99 Iowa counties — while DeSantis was at about 21 percent, according to totals posted on the Iowa Republican Party website. […]
The “Great Migration” led thousands of discontented Black Southerners to the big cities of the North. That evolved into financially and culturally vibrant meccas like Harlem (and it’s Renaissance), Sweet Auburn avenue (Atlanta), U”-Street (Washington D.C.), Overtown (Miami), “Black Wall Street” (Tulsa) and Bronzeville/“The Black Metropolis” in Chicago. Bronzeville Vincennes.com wrote, “Bronzeville provided an isolated area for Blacks to live and work together. […]
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