Author: Carma Henry

Minority-owned firms are frustrated the campaign is relying on white-owned firms for spending, and they’re worried that could ultimately hurt the campaign with voters of color.

Ladonna Cross  – 65 Funeral service will be held September 21st at A Good Sheppard’s Funeral Home. Marcus Oshea Dixon  – 28  Funeral service will…

Bobby Lee Brown    Funeral service was held September  14th  at McWhite’s Funeral Home Chapel. Louise Yvonne Sumlin Garvin   Funeral service was held September 13th at…

Leroy Franklin, Jr – 74   Funeral service was held September 11th at Roy Mizell & Kurtz Worship Center. George Blankson-Hemans – 63   Funeral service was…

Now, the narrative has shifted to a case of mistaken identity, with Broomfield asserting that the call to Witherspoon was intended for someone else.

Myrlie Evers, civil rights leader, first female chairman of the NAACP, author, activists and widow of civil rights icon Medgar Evers today announced her endorsement of Kamala Harris for President in a new video, citing her commitment to justice, equality, and the ongoing fight for civil rights.

Amidst its crisis of legitimacy, the Haitian government has found it difficult to retake power and preserve calm. The violence in Haiti has spread to ten departments, and the interim administration there widened the country’s state of emergency just one day before Blinken’s arrival.

       Congresswoman Frederica S. Wilson, led the panelist in a discussion that  focused on prevention strategies within the Black community, emphasizing the need to shift away from detention and policing. This crucial conversation highlighted the importance of proactive measures to address social issues.

   Bethune-Cookman University announces the selection of Waneysha Louissaint of Orlando, Fla., as one of 15 students from over 100 applicants to participate in the Thurgood Marshall College Fund and Sands Hospitality Immersion Program in Las Vegas, Nev. She is a rising senior in business administration with a concentration in hospitality and management systems.

   The City of Lauderhill Parks & Recreation Department is excited to offer the Lauderhill Youth Council (LYC) and Teen Leader Club (TL) Program for students in grades 9-12. This program provides opportunities for young people to get involved in their community, develop leadership skills, and learn about local government operations.