By Percy Lovell Crawford How someone deals with tragedy can define a life. For Jada White, writing helped her cope with losing her father at 6…
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By George A. Willis First he was the co-creator of the of the Ultimate Fighting Championship. Now Campbell McLaren is making his MMA Hispanic sports and…
Now you see her, now you donât
By Lem Satterfield Jermell Charlo wants to have a knockout anniversary. So the fighter known as âIron Manâ aims to give himself an early birthday present…
By Percy Lovell Crawford Some of the stories that come across the desk of civil rights attorney Jarrett Adams can be both heartbreaking and infuriating. However,…
If We Donât Say Black at the Ballot Booth, What Will Happened?
By Kevin Michael Briscoe Hyundai unveiled one of the worldâs largest marketing efforts to sell electric vehicles to African Americans. Culture Brands, a Washington, D.C.-area firm…
By John Murphy After losing her leg to a rare form of cancer, long-distance runner Jacky Hunt-Broersma spent her life overcoming physical obstacles, climatological hurdles and…
    Over the last two weeks, I have focused on the reorganization of leadership in Broward County Public Schools. With 41 percent of Broward students identifying as Black, one would assume that Superintendent Cartwright would be actively looking for candidates to advocate for what is educationally sound for Black students. It is not enough to have Black teachers or even Black principals. While the work of Black teachers and principals is extremely valuable to the experience of Black children, there must be representation at the highest levels of the organization where policy decisions are being made and where decisions about how money to support schools and programs are spent.
By Percy Lovell Crawford NEW ORLEANS â Injustice is not limited to a particular race, religion or gender. It comes in many forms and often goes unnoticed.…