Author: Carma Henry

Family medicine physician Tasia A. Bradley, M.D., has joined Holy Cross Medical Group, a multi-specialty physician-employed group of more than 130 physicians providing services throughout Broward County. 

  The e-cigarette trend is raising alarms, especially among adolescents. Products disguised as everyday items make it easier to hide drug use and harder to prevent it.

In a powerful affirmation of her legacy, a stretch of West South Street in Orlando has officially been renamed “Geraldine Thompson Way,” honoring the late Florida Senator and lifelong advocate for civil rights, education, and the preservation of Black history.

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       On Wednesday, Florida Memorial University and Urban Edge Network announced the extension of their long-standing media partnership until 2028.

       “I’m very honored and pleased that we were able to sign this young man,” said head coach Clyde Duncan, Sr. “Without a doubt, he’ll have a big impact for us immediately.”

Lawsuit filed details of a conspiracy to seat Marva Johnson from the start.

       In a significant victory for the Black Press of America this week. Media entrepreneur Byron Allen and fast-food giant McDonald’s have reached a settlement in a closely watched lawsuit that accused the company of discriminatory advertising practices against Black-owned media outlets.

      The NAACP is decidedly  grounded in legacy and moral clarity: it will not invite Donald Trump to speak at its 2025 national convention. In doing so, the nation’s oldest “Badest and Boldest” civil rights organization has reminded the country and Black America that principle must always come before politics because you don’t want to Fool Around and Find Out!

Authorities say the man accused of killing Minnesota State Rep. Melissa Hortman and seriously injuring State Sen. John Hoffman had a hit list of 45 elected officials; all Democrats part of what law enforcement is calling a meticulously planned political assassination plot.