Author: Carma Henry

The Office of Economic and Small Business Development (OESBD) announced today that it will host its 5th annual Broward and Beyond Business (BBB) Conference on May 1st at the Signature Grand in Davie. The conference theme this year is “We’re on the Move” highlighting Broward’s progress towards a world-class inter-modal transportation system and investments in the expansion of our convention center, seaport and airport which provide unprecedented opportunities for Broward’s business community. Register Early! 

Counting Young Children in the 2020 Census

     The original concept and name of Whoamentoring Works was conceptualized by Founder and President, Dr. K. Kymrae Hill.  The concept derives firstly from her innate passion for women empowerment and philanthropy, but later through her doctoral studies and her dissertation research findings, she found that there is an imperative need for stronger mentoring and empowering programs for women specifically.  The name “Whoamentoring Works” was also thoughtfully created.  

Canada is paying tribute to an all-Black hockey league that thrived long before the NHL became part of national lore.

     “We are very proud to see how beautifully this community garden has developed,” said Nguyen Tran, CRA Director. “Thanks to Chris Reesor of the Fruitful Field and David Miller, the assistant garden manager, our residents are learning the principles of organic farming and gardening, while creating a food source not only for themselves, but for the community.”

Stand Up and Be Counted – Make Black Count – Be Powerful

SANDERS LABEL PROBLEM

     It is time for the Augusta National Golf Club to act responsibly and place health above hype. Augusta, Georgia residents should not be put at risk by thousands of golf visitors who are potential coronavirus carriers which will only fuel an outbreak.

The Black vote is powerful. Black voters and Black Americans need to get some things in return for their votes.

     “The right of citizens of the United States to vote shall not be denied or abridged by the United States or by any State on account of race, color, or previous condition of servitude. The Congress shall have power to enforce this article by appropriate legislation.” So reads the 15th Amendment, ratified on February 3, 1870, the third of what came to be known as the Reconstruction amendments.