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Andrew Gillum visits Broward’s Public Defender Office

Preservation or Progress

Still pleading our own cause

Preservation or Progress: The Case of the Mizell Center

The football coaching staff obviously liked what they saw in last year’s recruit Justin Wright so they decided to give his younger brother Myles an opportunity to show how well they were at judging local football talent. Even to the casual observer their decision was a no brainer. In other words, simply stated, they wanted another one, just like the other one.

Robert E. Lee’s old estate — was destroyed to make Arlington cemetery

During the presidential campaign, then-candidate Trump said he would turn down any salary as President. Then, in his first big interview as President-elect in November, he again insisted, “No, I’m not gonna take the salary. I’m not taking it.” Instead of accepting the $400,000 presidents get paid each year, Trump would take just $1 a year.

The South Florida-based female-led team of filmmakers known as the 1310 Bandits brought home their second win from Filmapalooza and screened their first feature film, “Kali Mah Tina,” in Seattle, Washington.

Two historic events that changed America occurred 50 years ago. While many will remember the 50th anniversary of the failed Apollo 1 space flight, an equally historic event that affected Black America remains largely forgotten.

The State of Black Broward: