Author: Carma Henry

Today in Tallahassee, the School Board of Broward County, Florida joined 12 other Florida school boards in filing a lawsuit challenging portions of House Bill (HB) 7069. Governor Rick Scott signed HB 7069 into law in June 2017.

Florida Democrats, Congresswoman Frederica S. Wilson and Congressman Alcee L. Hastings, are demanding an investigation of the aftermath of a deadly ambush in Niger on October 4, that left dead Sgt. La David Johnson, 25, of Miami Gardens

The NAACP, the nation’s foremost civil rights organization, is extremely dismayed by the results of a recent investigation into Florida’s Department of Juvenile Justice

The celebration of the life of Dick Gregory on Saturday September 16th at the City of Praise Church in Landover, Md. was over seven hours of eclectic diversity from a serenade by Native Americans to a musical tribute

Barack and Michelle Obama have hand-picked two Black artists who will paint their official portraits at The Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery.

celebrate UN Day “Global Goals, Local Leaders”

Writer continues battle over “We Shall Overcome” Song

A two-year-old boy born without kidneys is fighting for his life—and he finally found a 100 percent match in his father. But Anthony Dickerson Sr. can’t donate his organ to his son A.J. because he recently violated his probation.

Cameron and Jon, a sibling group that hopes to be adopted

A new study shows that getting flu shot “significantly reduced” the risk of children dying from influenza virus