When hurdles spring up right in front of us, how do we overcome? Do we cripple ourselves by running through them or do we seek the guidance and preparation from those that believe in God and His Great Plan for all of us?
Author: Carma Henry
Two bombs struck near the finish line of the Boston Marathon
South Florida’s only historically Black university recently celebrated 134 years since its founding in 1879
become a cautionary tale about access to care and treatment for Black women—especially in the South
These three words pack a big wallop
Easter Egg Hunt at Mitchell Moore Park. In conjunction with the Easter Egg Hunt, there was also collaboration with The Community Blood Centers of South Florida to hold a blood drive which proved tremendously successful
Broward Students Working Against Tobacco (SWAT) is celebrating by recognizing municipalities that have been supportive of the Tobacco Free
Pell grants has Rex, 24, worried that she might not be able to complete her bachelor’s degree at Cal State or anywhere else
Toyota has a diversity strategy that is working
help Dimensional Harmony Choir travel to and compete in (and win) the National Finals
