Howard University’s Ice Skating Club has created a 10-week program for community members who want to learn the sport.
Author: Carma Henry
Carma Henry
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Mary Anne S. Andrews – 85 Funeral services were held February 9th at Ascension Peace Presbyterian Church with Rev. Constance C. Bright officiating. Wilhelmina Daniels…
Tyree Damien “Gutta” Dor Funeral Services were held February 10th at New Macedonia Missionary Baptist Church. John Lewis Vickers Funeral Services were held February 10th…
Not Picture – George Grant Crewson – 55 David Maurice “King David” McBride, Jr – 23 Funeral services were held February 10th at Lighthouse Worship…
Eddie Cunningham Funeral services will be held February 17th at Mt. Zion AME Church. Roshod Graham Funeral services will be held February 16th at Lighthouse. Steven Tilley Viewing will be February 15th at Chapel. Marie Ulysse Funeral services will be held February 17th at Bethesda Alliance Church Inc.
Every time I speak at different schools, especially during Black History Month, I’m reminded of the crucial importance of teaching our history to our children. Regardless of the audience’s grade level, educating them about our complex past is essential for our survival. It’s disheartening to witness the shock and dismay on students’ faces when they first learn about the atrocities of the Middle Passage.
In a statement, Madison’s family invited fans and friends to send condolences. “Joe dedicated his life to fighting for all those who are undervalued, underestimated, and marginalized. On air he often posed the question, ‘What are you going to do about it?’. Although he is no longer with us, we hope you will join us in answering that call by continuing to be proactive in the fight against injustice…”
The TJ Reddick Bar Association proudly presents the “From Brown to Broward” exhibit, a poignant tribute to the groundbreaking legal work of the late Attorney W. George Allen. As the first African American graduate of the University of Florida College of Law in 1962, Attorney Allen blazed a trail that significantly impacted the landscape of education and civil rights. Attorney W. George Allen earned his bachelor’s degree from Florida A&M University, in Tallahassee, Florida.
Gov. Ron DeSantis on Monday supported legislation that seeks to prevent homeless people from sleeping in public places such as streets, sidewalks and parks, as a Senate committee moved forward with the proposal.
In addition to suggesting suspension, Judge Lisa Herndon, presiding over the Florida Bar’s disciplinary case against the Girleys, also ordered the duo to attend a professionalism workshop.