Author: Carma Henry

Black women demand for policy changes to help spur minority-owned businesses

#GivingTuesday

Finishing Fence of slain Baltimore father becomes cause

Andrew Gayle, a 10th grade student at Lauderhill 6-12 STEM-MED Magnet School, was one of 20 minority students in the country, and the only student from Florida, who traveled to the White House to present a video game he created during a summer gaming camp sponsored by the Broward Education Foundation and the City of Lauderhill Police Department.

Hallandale Senior High School Chargers football team join in the Ebenezer Missionary Baptist Church 300 Men in Black. Ebenezer Missionary Baptist Church was filled to the…

Fed’s hiring practices void of diversity, Says Rep. Maxine Waters

Honoring Lauderhill Veterans

Republican presidential candidate Ben Carson has launched a new radio campaign — featuring a Carsoni-nspired rap, meant to grow his appeal among African-American voters, according to his campaign.

Students from Maryland’s four historically Black colleges and universities—the University of Maryland Eastern Shore, Bowie State University, Coppin State University and Morgan State University—participated in the event, which included a spoken-word competition; breakout sessions on hip-hop, sexual health and HIV/AIDS prevention; and performances by local hip-hop artists

Advancing Justice conference gives advocates hope for meaningful criminal reform