Author: Carma Henry

FACYSON Funeral services for the late JP Facyson, Jr. – 64 were held Dec.10 at McWhite’s Funeral Home Chapel. Interment: South Florida National Cemetery, Lake Worth,…

FREEMAN Funeral services for the late Joi Celine Freeman – 41 were held Dec. 9 at New Mount Olive Baptist Church with Dr. Marcus D. Davidson…

Last week, the nation was shocked to learn that the jury for the trial of Michael Slager, the North Charleston police officer who shot and killed an unarmed Black motorist as he jogged away from a traffic stop in 2015, could not agree on a murder or manslaughter conviction or any punishment for the officer

For the past two weeks I have been bombarded by the need to support Black owned businesses by Black people. This bombardment has come in the form of news stories, public forms, from the pulpits of churches, ect.

One can imagine that greatness doesn’t have a particular look; it doesn’t have a consistent background, race, upbringing or class. I and fellow journalist Arri Henry, sat amongst greatness when we had the honor of interviewing CEO and Founder of the AIDS Health Foundation (AHF), Michael Weinstein

Like it or not “Black Friday” has become the official start of the holiday season, or even a family tradition, some will say. But local, there is another holiday tradition which began several years ago, which was started by the 100 Black Men of Greater Fort Lauderdale (100BMOGFL), which has had a significant impact on families throughout South Florida.

As incarceration rates continue to grow around the United States, the enormous costs of some prison services are increasingly being paid by those who can least afford it –- the families of inmates.

Hastings’ statement on Trump rejection of CIA assessment

Senator Sherrod Brown’s bill seeks financial justice for defrauded Wells Fargo victims Charlene Crowell says that the “Justice for Victims of Fraud Act of 2016” will…

Dating Donald