Are you a terrorist if you disarm the weapons of a terrorist? If you knew a terrorist in your town had weapons ready to use and you went and destroyed those weapons, are you a terrorist? The US government answers yes.
Author: Carma Henry
Carma Henry
Carma Lynn Henry Westside Gazette Newspaper 545 N.W. 7th Terrace, Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33311 Office: (954) 525-1489 Fax: (954) 525-1861
Bear with me. I’m talking about being funny. This is not what I expected to be writing about today, and nothing feels the least bit funny to me about the world I’m living in – or about the stumbling leg pain and imbalance the aging process has bequeathed me, not to mention . . . huh? What did you say? Oh yeah, I can barely hear.
But hope is not strategy and it risks blinding Democrats to a harsh reality. Despite widespread dissatisfaction with the current administration, the Democratic Party remains less favorable in voters’ eyes than the Republican Party. Criticizing Trump is not enough. To regain voter confidence, they must also reevaluate and change their own policies and positions.
Broward County’s first Black county administrator, former Fort Lauderdale city manager, and founding leader of NFBPA leaves a legacy of public service, mentorship, and opportunity
At 46 years old, I am learning that one of the hardest realities to accept in life is that
Anthony Brunson, PA, last week announced its official rebrand to Brunson Borno & Associates, marking a new chapter in the Black-owned assurance, tax and advisory firm’s 40-year history. The change comes as Anthony “Tony” Brunson, president and CEO of the company, introduces Jean Borno as a new business partner.
Malia Wakesho-Ajwang, a young African American student from Atlanta, Georgia, has created an AI-powered app after struggling to manage schoolwork following her ADHD diagnosis. Her platform helps students organize assignments, identify priorities, and break large tasks into smaller, more manageable steps.
“The transitioning of our community mother, our matriarch, has created a void that will be extremely difficult to fill. She touched so many lives from the cradle to centenarians. She was the epitome of what sisterhood; motherhood and a community servant should look like.”
The Fort Lauderdale community is mourning the transition of Mrs. Daisy Mae Williams, a beloved servant leader whose nearly nine decades were marked by abiding faith, devotion to family and a commitment to others.
R&B singer, songwriter and pianist Benjamin “Benny” Latimore, known to generations of fans simply as Latimore, has died at the age of 86.