Author: Carma Henry

The historic Ali Building, a fixture in the community of Pompano and a powerful symbol and reminder of the resonant African American history of South Florida, was reopened with new purpose after decades of vacancy.

Earl Thomas shares his life story

Thirty-three of the nation’s 105 Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) announced on Wednesday they have kicked off a Tobacco-Free HBCU Campus Initiative, led by former U.S. Surgeon General Regina Benjamin, M.D.

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Some of Fort Lauderdale’s finest join in to lend a hand at Betty’s Soul Food Restaurant in Fort Lauderdale, as celebrity waiters to raise money for the American Cancer Society

The National Newspaper Publishers Association (NNPA) and the National Association of Hispanic Publishers (NAHP) have announced the formation of a National Advertising Task Force

The entire team at HOT105 hosted a seemingly flawless show and can rest assured that many concertgoers will still habitually tune into 105.1 FM on their way to work and home in the evenings.

Minister Louis Farrakhan told a crowd of 200 people that the Nation of Islam will team up with 100 Black Men, an influential national Black male organization, and reinvigorate local organizing committees (LOC) nationwide to move their agenda forward.

Democrats hold a policy based debate with no personal attacks

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