Author: Carma Henry

     With all hope of survival fading faster than water vapor in the Mohave Desert, God appears and says to the child struggling in its own blood, “Live.”

     The Broward Sheriff’s Office is once again making history as Sheriff Gregory Tony announces the appointment of the first African American female to the position of Undersheriff.

The yearly summit, held at the JW Marriot Turnberry Miami Resort and Spa, brings together a broad swathe of African American men—from CEOS to first-year college students—for four days of professional and personal development sessions, such as Mind. Body. Spirit. — How Black Men Can Survive the Trauma and Thrive, which focused on the mental health of Black men and the need for Criminal Justice Reform.

Growing the Voices of Our Future

Then slip on your dance shoes and join us for Sabados de Salsa: A Tribute to the Fania All Stars by The David Luca Band. 

     Judie will be at a book signing at The Broward County Christian Book Fair Festival on Saturday, September 14 at the Mount Hermon Family Life Center, 404 N.W. Seventh Terrace, Fort Lauderdale, 33311.

       Cornelius R. Coffey was the first African American to establish an aeronautical school in the United States.  His school was also the only non-university affiliated aviation program to become part of the Civilian Pilot Training Program (CPTP).  His pioneering efforts led to the integration of African American pilots into the American aviation industry.

 Dillard Center for the Arts, in partnership with the Old Dillard Foundation, will celebrate the birthday of the late great Cannonball Adderly, former band director of Dillard High School with a concert on Saturday, September 21st at Dillard Center for the Arts Theater.

Bahamians Need Disaster Relief, Not More Paperwork

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