      The StartUP FIU Food Digital Transformation Program is designed for low-moderate income entrepreneurs in the food industry, especially entrepreneurs of color, who are disproportionately affected as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. According to the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland, businesses owned by people of color were twice as likely to shutdown permanently as those of their white counterparts.
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    Florida A&M Universityâs in-person Spring Commencement ceremonies will begin 6:30 p.m. Friday, April 23 for graduates of the School of Allied Health Sciences, School of EnvironmentÂ
Childrenâs Diagnostic & Treatment Center (CDTC) and Leadership Broward Class XXXIXâs team Operation Smile hosted Spread Smiles and Bee Happy, a family-friendly, dental-themed parade on Saturday, February 27.Â
    Slavery was abolished in 1865 with the end of the Civil War and passing of the 13th Amendment, but America found what many see as a disingenuous way of continuing its slave master ways â mass incarceration.
Did music cause the Wright Siblings to grow up too Soon as children?
GUWAHATI, India — In India’s northeastern state of Tripura, where sometimes finding a right adapter means scoping out a dozen shops, Harjeet Nath was determined to build…
March 7 marks the 56th anniversary of an ill-fated march from Selma to Montgomery organized by Civil Rights activists to protest unfair voting rights in Alabama.…
    Congratulations to our local, outstanding collegiate athlete, Sydney Blackburn for her record-breaking discus throw at the Savannah State Eye Opener meet last Saturday. With an impressive throw of 150â04â, Sydney, a freshman at Albany State University, is now the new record holder at her school and currently ranked as the #1 discus thrower in Division II. This winning throw qualifies Sydney to compete at the NCA Division II National Championship.
    Womenâs History Month was founded in 1985 by Molly Murphy MacGregor, Mary Ruthsdotter, Maria Cuevas, Paula Hammett, and Bette Morgan. Womenâs History Month is a time to recognize and salute womenâs contributions to the American family and to society.
The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children needs the publicâs help finding 15-year-old Karina Tzoy-Pu who has been missing from Kenner, Louisiana since Feb. 15, 2021