Author: Carma Henry

Voters in key battleground states such as Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, and Pennsylvania overwhelmingly favor reform, positioning the issue as potentially a deciding factor in the 2024 presidential race.

Gerard Emmanuel Berrouet, Sr.  Funeral services was held October 14th at Christ The King Catholic Church.   Gwendolyn Harding   Funeral service will be held October 19…

Keith Eugene Ervin – 61   Funeral services was held October 12th  at James C. Boyd’s Memorial Chapel with Pastor D.R. Hill officiating.   Jermaine D. Habersham,…

Peggy Dunnaway    Funeral service was held October 12th  at McWhite’s Funeral Home Chapel.  Olean Fastin    Funeral service was held October 14th at St. Clements Catholic…

Mother Mary Ellen Brown – 80  Funeral service was held October 12th at Lighthouse Worship Center Church of God In Christ with Bishop Jimmie L. Williams…

       As the general election approaches, anticipation is building around the possibility of our first female president. Following the historic election of Barack Obama as the first Black president, the potential of a Black female president has a whole different appeal, and this isn’t about diversity for diversity’s sake—she is more than qualified for the role.

       The idea of aligning with figures like Trump and Vance means accepting a narrative of Black dependency on white saviors. It is allowing the very mentality of people who have exploited, oppressed, and degraded us to dictate the terms of our existence. It is accepting a warped notion of masculinity that disregards the sacrifices of Black leaders who have fought for justice and equality. This isn’t about being “woke” or pandering to any political party—it’s about standing up for our heritage and refusing to be complicit in the erasure of our history.

NNPA NEWSWIRE — My Head Start classroom was a warm environment that affirmed me as a learner. That affirmation has influenced my journey from Head Start to public media president.

      The Florida A&M University (FAMU) National Alumni Association (NAA), Broward Chapter, graciously welcomed FAMU representatives to the National Association for College Admission Counseling (NACAC) National College Fair. The event, held at the Fort Lauderdale Convention Center, drew enthusiastic students eager to learn about the university.

       This led her passion to create, “Pushing Pink Inc., to Eradicate Breast Cancer.” She understood the importance of having the support of others to assist her during her battle and knew what difference it would have made had she not had that support. She was so concerned about the needs of those traveling a similar road that she demanded a commitment from her family to ensure, “Pushing Pink” would live on in her absence and more importantly, make a positive impact in the lives of others.