Jokes aside, she is a competent and very active Vice President. Madam Harris is heading Biden’s immigration reform. In addition she has represented the United States in Vietnam, France and Mexico. She has been a vocal advocate with her boss on endorsing the safety of vaccinations. […]
November 18, 2021) – The Black Archives History & Research Foundation of South Florida, Inc. will open Part I of “If These Streets Could Talk: An Historic Exploration of Black Miami” at 7 p.m., Wednesday, December 1, 2021 during Soul Basel. The exhibit is dedicated to telling the true and remarkable story of Black Miami, from bygone days of incorporation to the revitalization of the decade. It includes up-close-and-personal buildouts of landmark buildings from Miami’s Black past, and highlights many of the people, places and events that were formative parts of the city’s history. “If These Streets Could Talk” was curated by Timothy A. Barber, Black Archives Executive Director, and the exhibit text and scholarship is by Dr. Dorothy Jenkins Fields, Black Archives Founder. […]
Pompano Beach Arts is proud to announce the City’s inaugural Jazz Fest, featuring a dynamic lineup of music icons. The star-studded festival kicks off at The Great Lawn along the beach for an evening concert with ten-time Grammy® Award-winner Arturo Sandoval on Friday, January 28, 2022 at 8 pm. Day two is an immersive musical extravaganza at the Pompano Beach Cultural Center. During the afternoon, the center’s ArtsPlaza will be filled with the sounds of legendary artists including Sammy Figueroa, Bryan Lynch, Magela Herrera, Ashley Pezzotti, in addition to emerging and student artists under the direction of Grammy Award-winning professor Dr. Ed Calle. In the evening, Grammy® and Tony® Award-winner, singer Dee Dee Bridgewater, takes the stage inside the center’s theater. Jazz Fest Pompano Beach is a partnership with KCC Productions, a well-known concert and festival production company. Ticket information at www.pompanobeacharts.org/jazzfest […]
Victims of domestic violence often experience abuse on or around major holidays, including Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Year’s, and even Super Bowl Sunday. Many victims are unable to escape, in spite of the holidays being a time of family reunions, warm conversations, and generosity. […]
OneUnited Bank, the largest Black owned bank in America, is sponsoring Le Art Noir on December 2, 2021 and will purchase the first From Paris with Love non-fungible token (NFT) created by internationally acclaimed artist Addonis Parker, which pays tribute to renowned entertainer and civil rights activist Josephine Baker. The From Paris With Love NFT collection will premiere at the Le Art Noir event during Miami’s Art Basel week. […]
Carl Woodard was a 1959 graduate of Mays High School. He played football three years and was captain of the team his senior year. He played Center and Linebacker where he won honors for Center on the 1958 All-County Football Team. The 1958 squad, captained by Woodard, finished 6-3-1 and was declared co-county champions. He was a member of the 1957 Big Nine South Football Conference Runner-up team. He also was a member of the Indian River Conference (IRC) championship football team in 1956 […]
Jared Moskowitz and Torey Alston will be appointed to open commission seats by Ron DeSantis, the governor announced at a news conference Tuesday morning in Fort Lauderdale. […]
Florida A&M University alumna Daria J. Willis, Ph.D., will leave Everett (Washington) Community College (EvCC) at the end of the year to become the next president of Howard Community College (HCC) in Columbia, Maryland, both schools announced. […]
Florida A&M University (FAMU) administrators, students, faculty, and staff attracted more than 2,000 students to recruiting events in Tampa, Orlando and St. Petersburg as part of the leadup to the Florida Blue Florida Classic this weekend. […]
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