Author: Carma Henry

Quintera Knight, an African American medical student from Morehouse School of Medicine, an HBCU in Atlanta, Georgia, was just 25 years old and in her first year of medical school when she was diagnosed with breast cancer. The diagnosis came as she was beginning her medical career and already knew how deeply the disease had affected her family. Her mother had been diagnosed at 35 and died from breast cancer at 40.

       Gale Nelson, the longtime president and CEO of Big Brothers Big Sisters of Miami, has been named the team’s new public address announcer and official “Voice of the Heat” beginning with the 2026-27 season.

    Mrs. Ruby Lee Williams, affectionately known as “Ma Ruby,” will celebrate her 101st birthday on October 15, 2026.

The trip I took to see the Orange Blossom Classic featuring Florida A&M University

ICE is nothing more than terrorist who carries out the whims and notions of that little minion Stephen Miller whose goal is to make America as white as possible.

       I ask that question as a poet, playwright, educator, and founder of the Art Prevails Project. I have spent years working with young people and artists across Broward County, and I have seen what public and private investment in the arts can achieve.

HBCU-PSMA Black College Football Top Five Through Week 5

Nixon listed attacks on her hair, clothes, intelligence and identity days after Vice President JD Vance said she should leave America.

     The Joseph Caleb Auditorium’s Caleb Around Town series delivered yet another unforgettable evening with Rhythm Reborn, transforming the Miami Theater Center into a vibrant celebration of music, culture, and community. The performance, which drew an enthusiastic crowd from across Miami Shores and beyond, showcased the auditorium’s continuing commitment to uplifting local artistry during its renovation period.

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