President Lydia Hudson said, “Joe Biden’s selection of California’s U.S. Senator Kamala Harris, a Black and Asian woman as his vice president, is historic, and the Democratic Black Caucus of Florida (DBCFlorida) is proud of our future president Joe Biden, who kept his word to choose a woman as his running mate.” […]
The United Nations has long sought to control pesticide use, especially in developing nations, citing harm to people and the environment and calling “efforts to ban and appropriately regulate the use of pesticides are a necessary step in the right direction” in a 2017 report. […]
“I wanted to tell the story of where we came from and used Obama’s election as the 360 point.” He explained. “I wanted to start from the first human in Africa, to the election of Obama. The spirit told me to write this, not as a profitable thing, but something for the Black community.” […]
Sporting tattoos and earrings, Gregory, 36, describes himself to Zenger News as “a different alderman.” Known for his bluntness in representing his constituents, Gregory spearheads cleanups to attract businesses to the community. Gregory’s candor manifested itself during the tumult after the April 2, 2019, election that initially declared him victor by one vote over Gail Simpson, who represented Ward 2 from 2007 to 2015. […]
No Bridge too Far – Remembering Congressman John Lewis and the Fight Still Ahead […]
ANDERSON-Funeral services for the late Miss Ida Lee Bolt Anderson – 80 were held August 15 at James C. Boyd’s Memorial Chapel with Bishop Dwight Kenon, Sr. officiating. LIPSCOMB-Funeral services for the late Clarence Feadell […]
BARNES-Funeral services for the late Desmond Woodrowe Kirkptrick Barnes – 60 were held August 15 at McWhite’s Funeral Home Chapel. BYNES– Funeral services for the late Mother Louise Bynes – 85 were held August 15 […]
DAVIS– Funeral services for the late Diana Elaine Davis were held August 15 at Roy Mizell & Kurtz Worship Center. HULL– Funeral services for the late Mae Ola Hull – 83 were held August 15 […]
Human Remains Found Near Woodlawn Cemetery […]
The NAACP formally filed a lawsuit in federal court in Washington, D.C., accusing DeVos of illegally changing the rules for allocating $13.2 billion in Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act (CARES) money to benefit wealthy private k-12 schools. […]
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