The Broward County Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc. (BCAC-DST), in partnership with Delta Education and Life Development Foundation Inc. (DELDF), will host its 44th Annual May Week Program. May Week is a national program initiative designed to spotlight the scholastic achievement of high school students and emphasize the importance of higher education in our community.
Author: Carma Henry
To support student-athletes at Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU), Tyson Foods (NYSE: TSN) announced today that it will be the title sponsor of the Black College World Series (BCWS) in each of the next three years.
Tennis powerhouse Serena Williams has been a fierce advocate for equity within the realm of sports and beyond, and she’s furthering her efforts to ensure individuals from underrepresented groups have a seat at the table across different industries. For her latest project, Williams has joined forces with the cloud technology platform Karat to increase the representation of Black engineers in tech.
The History of Marijuana Use and the Laws That Devastated Black America
On last Thursday’s edition of the Westside Gazette 2-Minute Warning, Charlie Crist was questioned by co-hosts Perry Busby, columnist, and Bobby Henry, Sr., Publisher, along with three panelists.
After a neighbor fatally shot her son in 2001, Dr. Dorothy Johnson-Speight started the anti-violence group Mothers in Charge. “I thought maybe two people would show up; the room was jam packed.”
On Monday Gov. Ron DeSantis creating a first-of-its-kind office in Florida to investigate improper and dishonest voting with other changes with the state’s elections system, (SB 524) was signed into law.
“She has exhibited no symptoms, will isolate and continue to work from the Vice President’s residence. She has not been in close contact with the President or First Lady due to their respective recent travel schedules,” said Harris’ press secretary Kirsten Allen.
Gave his wife a Block Birthday Party in Augusta Ga.
The demonstration was triggered by new congressional district lines, pushed by Gov. Ron DeSantis, that wipe away districts designed to help elect Black lawmakers. Ignoring the protests, the Republican-majority Legislature quickly passed the new redistricting map.
