The report revealed that Judge Jackson “possesses not only the exceptional competence necessary to serve on the Court, but also that she approaches legal questions with a profound respect for the importance of protecting the civil rights afforded by the Constitution and the nation’s civil rights laws.” […]
Artist Arsimmer McCoy, granddaughter of the formidable environmentalist Leola McCoy, (God rest her soul) and longtime environmentalist Audrey Peterman will be featured speakers as part of the 75th Anniversary Celebrations of Everglades National Park on Sunday, March 27, 2022, at 1 p.m. The public is invited. […]
She made headlines last year as her school board defied Governor Ron DeSantis when he banned mask mandates in schools and threatened the pay of school board members and superintendents. She intends on making change not only for the communities in District 33 but all over Florida. […]
Still, speculation has run rampant over the secrecy in which Justice Thomas’’ hospitalization and health have been handled. […]
The accusations against activist Monica Cannon-Grant (pictured) and her husband, who formed the Black Lives Matter-linked nonprofit Violence In Boston, include defrauding donors, committing unemployment fraud, and lying to a mortgage lender. […]
Two Minute Warning’s weekly program featured its second in a series dedicated to voting. The program was initiated some time ago to address the concerns surrounding the lack of enthusiasm by many toward voting. Local and state elections may find less than ten percent voting. The major question is why? The game has changed, but the conversation must continue. We are aware of the myriad voter suppression laws being enacted nationwide. This isn’t new. It happened many times before. Time is critical for constructive action. […]
Democracy Now! […]
Vilification of Judge Jackson […]
Claudienne Hibbert-Smith is a licensed real estate professional working primarily in Miami, Fort Lauderdale, and surrounding areas in South Florida but going global with her brand in 2022. As a member of Exp Realty, Claudienne works with buyers, sellers, renters, and investors to find their dream property with ease. […]
Moratoriums on foreclosures have been lifted. Interest rates are rising. What does that mean for buyers, especially first-time home buyers? Available, affordable homes are scarce. If the first-time home buyer, or moderate income home buyer can find a suitable home, it may be very challenging to purchase. they find it more difficult to qualify or compete with investors who are creating bidding wars. Investors are offering more than the asking prices. I have seen $10,000. To $20,000 above asking price being offered. Investors are purchasing sight unseen, without appraisals, nor inspections. They are asking for thirty day, quick closing. For some reason, this is very prevalent in minority communities. Strange fruit. What can we do? […]
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