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. […]
21 Savage Launches $100K Scholarship Fund For Youth […]
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. […]
If you’ve lost your job over the last few months, lost your healthcare or both, because you received your healthcare from your employer, it might not be comforting to know that there are actually a group of people that have made out like bandits during the pandemic – Florida’s billionaires. […]
Democracy itself is on the ballot […]
Coronavirus Report October 29, 2020 […]
“Early detection saves lives,” said Dionisio Osorio, regional manager of radiology and rehab at Broward Health. “At Broward Health, our Women’s Services Program provides personalized care for women and offers innovative diagnostics that enable our physicians and clinicians to better detect early stage breast cancer and plan a course of individualized treatment.” […]
It Sure Seems Like Black Folks Are Fueling The Record Number Of Early Voters […]
The number of African American millennials working on the Biden Harris presidential campaign is striking. And for the first time, they are in power positions and making decisions that will greatly influence the outcome of the election. […]
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