Submitted by Jesse Scheckner (Source: Florida Politics ) Michael A. Robinson, a longtime Judge with the 17th Judicial Circuit in Broward County, just earned honors from…
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Recently the Florida Memorial University (FMU) Board of Trustees unanimously cast a vote of confidence in Interim President William McCormick, recognizing his exceptional leadership and strategic vision during his first six months in office. Under McCormick’s guidance, the university has embarked on a transformational plan that is steering FMU towards a promising future.
In a powerful and emotional ceremony on Friday, December 6, Miami-Dade County Commission Vice Chairman Kionne L. McGhee honored Dr. Desmond Meade, a visionary advocate for justice and equality, by renaming a portion of Southwest 268th Street (Moody Drive) as Desmond Meade Street. The event, held at 26700 S. Federal Highway, marked a significant moment in Miami-Dade’s history, recognizing a man whose personal journey exemplifies resilience redemption, and dedication to justice.
House Democrats and anti-death penalty advocates pressed last Wednesday for President Joe Biden to save the lives of federal death row inmates before his term expires in January.
The Seventh Annual Exit 36 Slam Poetry Festival is set to captivate audiences with a dynamic blend of poetry, writing workshops and artists talks. This three-day extravaganza, scheduled for December 12-14, 2024, will showcase the extraordinary talents of 30 poets from across the nation who will be competing for cash prizes. The festival will immerse attendees in a world of creativity and expression, offering a diverse range of events occurring at Pompano Beach’s cultural venues, culminating with the exciting Final Stage slam
The global icon lit up the Watsco Center with a high-energy performance Monday night honoring those lost to HIV/AIDS, supporting those living with HIV/AIDS, and raising awareness
Lavita’s small rural community in Clewiston, where she has lived and worked for years, heard about this opportunity and unbeknownst to her began to share gifts of love towards her trip. Many said “we just want to be a part of helping Lavita represent our collective values on the global stage. This was our chance to give back and help her share her vision with the world.”
As the 119th sesion of Congress prepares to convene in January, the Democratic Party is set to welcome 22 newly elected officials, marking a significant moment in the ongoing evolution of the legislative body. Among these fresh faces, seven are Black representatives, reflecting a growing diversity within the party and its commitment to representing a broader spectrum of the American populace.
A white Florida woman who fatally shot a Black neighbor through her front door during an ongoing dispute over the neighbor’s boisterous children was sentenced Monday to 25 years in prison for her manslaughter conviction.
As the 100th anniversary of Shirley Chisholm’s birth approaches on November 30, a growing effort to honor her legacy is taking shape. Chisholm, the first African American woman elected to Congress in 1968 and a trailblazer for equality and justice, remains a powerful symbol of courage and leadership. The Shirley Chisholm Congressional Gold Medal Act, spearheaded by Senator Laphonza Butler, is moving closer to passage with bipartisan support.