Author: Carma Henry

     No matter where we are in this cycle of life there’s something that we always can do to lift each other and that is to remember what’s truly important.

Barbara Sharief has filed to run for the United States House of Representatives in District 20 in 2022.

    Today I wanted to write an article about perseverance, and a great example of this is my grandmother, Janice Jackson who this past May graduated college from Old Dominion University.

         The United States is getting closer to authorizing a Covid-19 vaccine. These vaccines will require two doses. One to prep the body, after a few weeks, a second shot to boost the response.

Examining all where we have been, as well as where we are headed, not limiting the economic impact many are facing and the practicality of how and where we spend our resources, leads me to this conclusion.  Celebrate Kwanza!

Caleb Anderson, a 12-year old boy who is in his 2nd year in college, is making headlines again after being accepted to the Georgia Institute of Technology.

      As someone who has been privileged to visit more than 180 places in America’s National Park System, plus scores of national forests and wildlife refuges, I am overjoyed by the Biden-Harris administration’s proposal to conserve 30 percent of our country’s land and oceans for the enjoyment and sustenance of the public.

     The North Broward County Chapter celebrates 25 years of dedicated community service, making a difference in the lives of thousands of at-risk children, youth, families, homeless men, women, and the elderly.  This milestone year will be marked by a celebratory drive-thru event to honor the two co-organizers of the NBC Chapter – Margaret Roseburr and Dottie Ruffin – and will be held at the Coral Springs Performing Arts Center, 2855 Coral Springs Drive, FL 33065, on Saturday, December 12, 3-5 p.m.

Coronavirus Report December 7, 2020

     The slave masters fed the slaves that they liked!