“First Black Speaker of the House”
By Don Valentine Congressman Rainey was seated in Congress December 12, 1870. A fact that is not taught in school curriculums is that he was the first Black speaker of the house. The Presidential Succession […]
By Don Valentine Congressman Rainey was seated in Congress December 12, 1870. A fact that is not taught in school curriculums is that he was the first Black speaker of the house. The Presidential Succession […]
The state of Georgia owes Fort Valley State University over $600 million, according to new federal lawsuit. On Oct. 24, the lawsuit against the State of Georgia and the Board of Regents for the University System was filed on behalf of the HBCU. […]
Pompano Beach Arts was delighted to kick off a brand-new event, The Living Room Concert Series, in front of an appreciative crowd on October 12, 2023, with the soul-stirring, emotion-provoking, sonically pleasing fusion of jazz, funk, and soul sounds of The Harden Project, the core of which is singer/composer/author Ja’Nia Harden and musician/composer/arranger John Harden. […]
Nunnie on the Sideline […]
The final score, 31-17, shouldn’t mislead anyone. In defeating division and conference rival New England for the second time this season, the Fins conquered a determined, proud and improved football team riding the waves of an upset victory over the Buffalo Bills, the pre-season favorite to win the division, the same Bills that pulverized our Dolphins earlier in the year. […]
The 45th year reunion for the Boyd H. Anderson Class of 1978 (B.A.) was not only a fantastic event filled with excitement and so much love and joy, but it also unveiled a little-known celebrity amongst the Boyd H. Anderson Alum. […]
The move marks a significant step by the federal government into the burgeoning half-trillion-dollar AI industry, a sector dominated by industry giants including Google and Amazon. […]
Instead, a group of teens from the local Benjamin Franklin High School who are involved in the environmental justice organization Free Your Voice are setting out to prove that the coal dust is coal dust — and hope to shut down the more than a century-old terminal in doing so. […]
Both America and Israel can’t and should never allow any of its enemies, especially weak unsophisticated ones, to launch a surprise attack killing thousands of its citizens. They must be ever so cognizant of how their own foreign policies and suppressive tactics create an endless slate of enemies. Regrettably, failure to prevent such attacks gives rise to the scourge of deadly vengeance. […]
As Gov. Ron DeSantis travels the campaign trail touting his controversial Florida policies and dominant reelection win, renowned civil rights leaders and Black voter organizations are mounting resistance to the state’s far-right shift on his home turf. […]
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