Street Naming for Miami Civil Rights Leader Dr. Ira P. Davis
The City of Miami and Miami Dade County will honor a Black Miami Community leader with a street named after him on Friday, November 17th at 10 am. […]
The City of Miami and Miami Dade County will honor a Black Miami Community leader with a street named after him on Friday, November 17th at 10 am. […]
CareerSource Broward embarks on a new initiative to enhance healthcare training opportunities and foster a skilled healthcare workforce after being selected by the Florida Healthcare Training Initiative (FHTI) to serve Broward County. […]
FPL’s Energy-Efficient Holiday Gift Guide […]
There is a gross omission in the standard high school curriculum. Students are not taught that the labor of the slaves built the Capitol and the White House. A report by the National Archives (archives.gov) notes, “Two of Washington, DC’s most famous buildings, the White House and the […]
The Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) Post 8195 located in West Park, FL celebrated veterans of yesteryear and today while giving back to the community on Veteran’s Day. […]
Education plays a vital role in the development of every child, irrespective of their background. However, Black communities have historically faced social challenges when it comes to accessing quality education. Despite these challenges, we have found success. […]
Now that Bernie is going into the retirement arena, he has made it clear that he’s only moving from one chapter to a new chapter of his life. He plans to do more ministry work, enjoy more time with his grandchildren, volunteer and provide consultation as needed. Bernie will be missed but will always be remembered for the work he has done and the many lives he has touched. […]
Gov. Ron DeSantis on Monday signed four bills passed during a special legislative session last week, including measures to provide hurricane relief, bolster security at Jewish day schools and expand school vouchers. […]
The Town of Lake Park is proud to announce the unveiling of new playground equipment in West Ilex Park, one of the town’s popular “pocket parks.” The event was celebrated on Tuesday, November 7, by a ribbon-cutting ceremony that was attended by many of the people the playground is designed to serve: Lake Park children between the ages of 5 and 12. […]
The Principles of Sociology class, which still would be available to students, would no longer count toward fulfilling required social-science coursework. The class involves lessons on gender, sex and sexuality and race and ethnicity, according to a syllabus from one university. […]
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