Over the weekend a community of young and old came together to celebrate 50 years of The Marshall L. Davis, Sr. African Heritage Cultural Arts Center (DAHCAC). A place where Liberty City youth can experience all genres of performing and visual arts including theater, art and band; falling in love with something they didn’t even know existed. The evening featured extraordinary performances from the Nu Deco Ensemble, alumni whose lives were forever changed by the center, and a one-hour screening of the documentary feature film An Instrumental Start: A Model for the Nation.
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Being a senior in Broward County Public Schools, I’ve seen the problems and potential that shape the classrooms we sit in five days a week. Sitting in testing rooms that have outdated technology that freezes in the middle of State tests and exams. AP courses that my school has and that many students take advantage of that other schools across the county don’t offer. Even though I am a student at a predominantly white high school, I’m still a Black female in today’s school system. I can’t disregard that schools in communities with kids that look just like me are underfunded, under-supported, and last to be acknowledged during tough decisions.
David Jolly brought his gubernatorial campaign to the Florida panhandle for the fourth time, hitting Pensacola, Milton, Panama City, and Tallahassee. Outside the Capitol City, Democrats brand the region “No Man’s Land” for its conservative leaning, but Jolly says affordability is just as important there as it is anywhere. So is diversity. Equity is also on his agenda, where everyone is welcomed and uplifted.” Why has equity become an extreme idea?” he asked.
Traffic is once again flowing through Bethune-Cookman University on Dr. Mary McLeod Bethune Boulevard.
Ensign James Wright, a native of Hollywood, Florida, serves aboard USS Billings, a U.S. Navy warship operating out of Mayport, Florida.
On Saturday, September 13, the Zeta Chi Chapter of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. once again showed what it means to live out the principle of Uplift. In support of the Zeta D.O.V.E. Foundation and the Healthy Mothers, Healthy Babies Coalition of Broward County through the Broward County Health and Human Services Department, as well as the City of Fort Lauderdale Community Court initiative, the chapter hosted its annual Day of Service Drive-Thru Drop Off, inspired by the Florida Statewide Organization of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc.
Whether you graduated in 1935 or 2015, we’re calling all Graduate Classes ending in ‘5 to get in on it! Let’s unite to raise $2,025 per graduation class and help hit our $100K goal for the I Love My FMU Alumni Giving Campaign.
History, smiles and memories highlighted the 25th anniversary of the South Florida Chapter of the National Alumnae Association of Spelman College. (NAASC) Covering Dade, Broward and Palm Beach counties, this chapter was the idea of 30 visionary women, including noted South Florida Historian Dr. Dorothy fields, who provided a historical picture at the event.
All Dolled Up Salons proudly marked a milestone 40th Aanniversary with a glamorous celebration at the Broward Center for the Performing Arts. Over the past four decades, All Dolled Up has become a cornerstone of beauty, style, and community engagement in South and Central Florida, transforming the lives of clients, stylists, and the broader community.
When Dr. Jinga Oglesby-Brihm walks into a room, whether it’s a clinic exam space, a virtual visit, or the living room of a homebound patient, she carries with her not only a stethoscope but also a mission: to make quality healthcare accessible to all, regardless of the ability to pay.