Month: April 2022

     Congress continues to relentlessly push immigration policies that’ll make Black Americans poorer.

     Hopeful Black folk must realize Judge Brown-Jackson’s rise to the nation’s highest court is not the rising tide that will lift all Black boats. She is just the newest member of the exclusive ‘first Black’ fraternity which exists to promote the illusion of Black progress, power, and racial equality.

Lahteefah “Lah” Parramore, CPA, is a strong force in the entertainment and corporate world, a professional with more than 20 years of experience.  She currently is serving as a Partner in the entertainment industry service line with one of the top business management firms globally.  In the past, working with fortune 500 firms as a bright CPA, she has moved on to manage multi-award-winning music industry artists to win several accolades and awards.

‘Test Your Bible Knowledge’

     To help bridge this gap, I recently participated in a virtual discussion hosted by The Broward County Library titled “Break the Bias: Black Women’s Healthcare in Crisis,” in recognition of International Women’s Day and Women’s History Month.

     Millennials have infested Paris’ 13th arrondissement district. They walk down streets, chatting and philosophizing. It’s enough to make you wonder who they are, what they do and where they’re going. If your eyes focus on Émilie (Lucie Zhang), Camille (Makita Samba) and Nora (Noémie Merlant) you’ll be curious about the Asian customer service rep, African PhD candidate and white law-school student. Friends? Lovers? Do their lives intertwine in very erotic ways? Yes. Yes. Yes.

A FREE Interactive physical experience bringing the family together with games, food, music, and community resources fair.

Led by the Missing Child Unit, officers rescued 16 children on the missing and endangered list.

As part of the fight to help people contend with high costs, Vice President Kamala Harris plans to announce reforms to help ease the burden of medical debt.