As a child in a Chicago apartment, he loved to build towers out of red and yellow plastic bricks. Today his firm, C.D. Moody Construction, has earn more than $3 billion business contracts. For the past 26 years, he has kept secret a childhood torment that dogged him at every chapter of his life.
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URGENT, Inc.’s FACE Media Arts and Film Internship funded by The Children’s Trust and the Southeast Overtown/Parkwest Community Redevelopment Agency landed 4th on a list of Top 10 Internship Programs for 2019. The Talent Development Network (TDN) is South Florida’s premier internship hub responsible for connecting Miami’s brightest students with internships that offer hands-on experience in a variety of industries.
Veterans who served in our military to provide security and a safe future for our citizens. These are our heroes and we should respect and appreciate the sacrifices they make for us. However, the love and bravery they show is not always appreciated. A big determinant and indicator as to how that veteran is going to be treated is his race or the race of those who make the decision to honor or ignore his efforts.
By Donnie Williams TALLAHASSEE—Members of the Black Press Association of Florida conducted annual meetings with cabinet officials by reviewing the 2020 priorities of two powerful state…
A presidential speech the world needs to hear
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In his Metro Spirit column titled, Roundtree’s Stubbornness Exceeded Only by His Ego, radio host Austin Rhodes referred to Augusta, Georgia Sheriff Richard Roundtree as “an immature A-hole.” Rhodes must issue a public apology to Sheriff Roundtree.
J. Murray Gibson, Ph.D., dean of the FAMU-FSU College of Engineering, has been named a Fellow of the National Academy of Inventors (NAI), the organization announced this week.
The Florida A&M University (FAMU) Concert Choir holds its final performance of the year with its Holiday Concert on Sunday, Dec. 8, at 7 p.m.
Established in 2004, Art, Beats and Lyrics (AB+L) has grown from an annual Atlanta art and music showcase into a traveling exhibition. Celebrating 15 years, AB+L made its way back to a southern hip-hop hub, Miami, during its nation-wide tour – bringing fusions of urban art and music to create a one-of-a-kind cultural experience to everyone from the seasoned art collector to the social media enthusiast.