Last week, Friday, an incident took place in Texas. Presidential candidate Joe Biden’s campaign bus was traveling from San Antonio to Austin to urge voters to vote for Biden and cast their ballots. People in vehicles that were Trump supporters yelled vulgar slurs and blocked Biden’s bus and his escorts. […]
This being my first year in high school, I wanted to try something new with my extracurricular activities. In middle school, I was introduced to the flute, track and field, and soccer, but I never quite got a grip on it. So this year in high school, I decided to test out an engineering class. […]
Biden was accompanied by the Miami Heat’s Udonis Haslem and former NBA player Matt Barnes, who helped organize the impromptu visit to the historically Black neighborhood. […]
The Elliott Diva’s Delta Sigma Theta Legacy […]
“Multicultural communities are being hit hard by the Covid-19 pandemic both financially and culturally,” said Beth McDonnell, U.S. Bank Chief Marketing Officer. “Our responsibility is to actively assist multicultural consumers and communities as they recover and rebuild their financial lives for the near and long term. This campaign is just one way we are focused on reaching these communities.” […]
On opening day, the market will feature the traditional 18th Annual Green Market Pompano Beach Ribbon Cutting ceremony. Yoga on the Great Lawn, led by Samantha Marcum, will take place from 10 – 11 a.m. and unique shopping can be enjoyed throughout the event with the music of DJ Trish. Masks, social distancing and one-way foot traffic will be required. There will be hand washing stations and designated eating areas for patron safety. […]
This weekend, October 31 and November 1st, 2020, the Equal Ground Education Fund, which is the preeminent Black led non-partisan, non-profit working on building Black political power in Florida, is bringing their socially distanced “Souls to the Polls” statewide effort to fourteen counties to educate, empower, and turn out local Black voters in this key battleground state. […]
On Sunday, October 18th, she was celebrated by not only family and friends but also City of Miami Fire Station 8 and officers of the City of Miami South District Substation. In a surprise “drive by” Dingle-Jackson family birthday celebration, Evelyn who just turned 93, was overwhelmed with joy and appreciation at the kind gestures. […]
This debate was a bit more organized than the last one. Moderator, Kiersten Welker, was the second Black woman to moderate a presidential debate. Additionally, there wasn’t much interruption during the debate. […]
The County Commission is establishing a grant program using CARES Act funds for small businesses and non-profits in Broward County to help mitigate the impacts of COVID-19. […]
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