Author: Carma Henry

This means African American women have to work nearly 19 months—until almost the end of July—to make as much as white men did in the previous year alone, according to a new analysis by the National Women’s Law Center released recently, the day that African American women finally catch up to white men’s pay, 208 days into the year.

Africa open for business with President Obama’s visit

Recognizing that a college degree is one of the surest paths to a job and economic security, Black families are taking on more student loan debt than white and Hispanic families, according to a new report by Wells Fargo.

Congresswoman Frederica S. Wilson Gets Support for Her #BringBackOurGirls Movement From Young African Leaders Visiting South Florida

Enchanting Jazz-Soul singer Nicole Henry in concert August 14, at the Arts Garage, Delray Beach By Bobby R. Henry, Sr.       With the kinda of voice…

Florida Power & Light Company (FPL) has planned a number of system upgrades in the Miramar area, including the deployment of new smart grid technology as part of its ongoing work to provide customers with affordable, reliable electric service

Despite stellar record, CFPB remains under attack

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Fakeness tarnishes Hip Hop

What is immediately essential for me about Between the World and Me, Ta-Nehisi Coates’ lengthy epistle to his son is that “past is prologue.”