Author: Carma Henry

‘Test Your Bible Knowledge’

  Lauderhill’s summer internship program wrapped up with a celebration of growth, teamwork, and sweet success! Interns from across city departments gained real-world experience and built lasting connections. The day ended with ice cream at Cleveland Ice Cream (8759 NW 50th St), a perfect treat for a job well done. Huge thanks to Junior Achievement, Lauderhill Parks and Recreation, and all who helped empower our future leaders. #Lauderhill #YouthLeadership #InternshipSuccess

        As summer comes to a chaotic and blistering end scared and marked by hurricanes churning in the Atlantic, wildfires tearing through island communities, and floods swallowing entire neighborhoods we must face a sobering question: What kind of school year are we sending our children into?

Nekima Levy Armstrong Demands Officer Who Killed Amir Locke Be Removed from Training Role

BLACKPRESSUSA NEWSWIRE — Democratic Congressman David Scott of Georgia has introduced legislation aimed at safeguarding the future of Black farmers and reversing decades of systemic discrimination.

BLACKPRESSUSA NEWSWIRE — “This is more than a symbolic gesture it is a strategic and spiritual alignment.” When the Black Church and Black Media speak as one, we can ignite a movement. When we organize as one, we can shift the narrative. When we act as one, we cannot be ignored or denied,” the coalition stated.

       Many who most recently became aware of Marva Johnson – a lawyer and corporate lobbyist who has been named Florida A&M University’s 13th president – know of her professional and political background, which has drawn a high level of opposition from within the FAMU community.

There are an estimated 2 million borrowers who are currently enrolled in IBR. Many of them are approaching forgiveness but face delays and may still be required to make monthly payments even if they qualify for forgiveness.

       The traffic stop has nonetheless reopened long-simmering questions about how JSO treats Black residents, and the wisdom of what are known as pretextual traffic stops – a tactic in which police stop drivers for minor traffic infractions with the underlying goal of searching the car. Critics of such stops have said they disproportionately affect Black drivers and erode community trust.

      Four people in Florida have died this year from the so-called “flesh-eating” bacterium found in warm, brackish seawater and undercooked seafood.