Well the apple doesn’t fall far from tree. In this instance we are speaking of Patrick aka P J or P2 Bonner, Jr., a 2019 graduate of Miami Norland High School, who subsequently matriculated to Florida A & M University where he earned a bachelor of science degree in criminal justice with a minor in psychology. After graduating in 2023, Patrick returned to South Florida, applied for and was accepted as a candidate to become a member of the law enforcement community with the Plantation Police Department. Executing that plan with perfection, he is presently employed with the organization that oversaw his academy experience. Though he is still in serious training, he is a full time officer with the requisite authority assigned and given those who choose to serve.
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The second of the 2 magical plays that reversed the Dolphins’ fortunes was an 80 yard touchdown pass, catch and run orchestrated by Tua and Tyreek in the third quarter, bringing the Fins closer at 17-14. Obviously, the mercurial Hill by this time had shrugged off the totally unnecessary pregame incident. I can say that with steadfast resolution after viewing the police body cam footage of incident. After shanking an earlier 42yard field goal, placekicker Jason Sanders made good on a 37 yarder to tie the game. Now it was up to the Dolphins defense. Jaelan Phillips, returning after a serious knee injury, sacked Lawrence, forcing a punt. The Dolphins got the ball back with 2:09 remaining in game, controlled the clock and won the game when reliable Jason Sanders kicked the winning field goal, a 52 yarder to close out the Dolphins first victory of the year, an ugly but welcomed one. However, the celebration must be short-lived as they face division rival and nemesis, the Buffalo Bills on Thursday night in prime time at the Hardrock. Go Fins!
That work ethic never left Rice. He could be seen catching passes in practice and sprinting to the end zone after each catch. His abilities matched his hunger for perfection. He was dominant on the field and rewrote the wide receiver record books for receptions, touchdowns and yards over his career.
The prospect of a shutdown would close federal agencies and national parks and curtail essential public services while furloughing millions of federal workers. The presidential race overshadows this impending crisis, as Congress will break again at the end of the month, not returning until after the election. Before leaving in July, the political landscape shifted when President Joe Biden exited the presidential race, positioning Vice President Kamala Harris as the new Democratic standard bearer. In the campaign’s final weeks, Republicans under Trump are preparing to change their strategy against Harris.
The report released Monday offers guidelines to corporations on the best practices to adopt to advance diversity, equity and inclusion policies in the workplace and calls on companies to recommit to advance racial justice in the workplace. The document also includes a roadmap for advancing wealth creation in Black communities and closing the racial wealth gap.
Howard, one of the nation’s best known historically Black colleges, has been central to Harris’ origin story, and now, as she seeks to become the first woman elected president, the university is having a capstone moment.
The old adage that “a picture is worth a thousand words” came to life through a Florida A&M University graduate’s self-published book: “Bands on ‘the Hill’: A Pictorial History of Bands at Florida A&M University.”
On a residential block in upstate New York, college students dig and sift backyard dirt as part of an archaeological project that could provide insights into the lives of African Americans buried there centuries ago.
In a state that touts itself as “the most pro-life state in the country,” where abortion is prohibited except to save the life of the mother, timber country in southeast Arkansas is an especially dangerous place to give birth.
Scarlett’s experience has become common, experts say, as preteen girls around the country throng beauty stores to buy high-end skin care products, a trend captured in viral videos with the hashtag #SephoraKids. Girls as young as 8 are turning up at dermatologists’ offices with rashes, chemical burns and other allergic reactions to products not intended for children’s sensitive skin.