It is no secret that author Clarence McKee believes President Trump’s policies are far more advantageous for Black Americans than President Obama’s efforts ever were. “There has been little, if any, criticism of Obama’s shortcomings in terms of the Black community,” he says. He adds that most Black Americans took pride in the fact that a “Black man had been elected president of the United States and that many of “their concerns and issues would be addressed.” He states that their “high hopes for Obama were unfilled and calls the failure to address those concerns the “dirty little secret not, or rarely discussed.” Despite that record, McKee writes that Obama remains the “darling of the Black political and civil rights establishments and the mainstream media.”
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South Florida and the Caribbean diaspora are gearing up for the opening of the Island SPACE Caribbean Museum, the new site of archives, events, resources, and information that tells the comprehensive story of Caribbean and Caribbean-American societies. The venue is centrally located in the heart of Broward County at the Westfield Broward Mall, and is set to open during the fourth quarter of 2020. Visitors, partners, and students will enjoy interactive exhibits, informative tours, research facilities, and cultural events in the 1500 square foot museum of history, and the 800 square foot art gallery and event space.
The state of Michigan has agreed to pay $600 million to residents of Flint, whose health was afflicted by lead-tainted drinking water.
Like so many other areas throughout the nation, South Florida continues to see and feel the effects from the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. CareerSource Broward is committed to supporting workers who have been furloughed or laid off during these challenging times. Although some businesses have had to furlough workers, lay off employees or even shut down completely, there are still companies in Broward County looking to fill vacant positions. Our agency’s ultimate goal for job seekers is to help them secure employment, which is the best way to become financially self-sufficient.
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Once we were seated, the two most beautiful events occurred that evening that we will never forget. Our daughter, Mrs. Eva Taylor, received her Ph.D. degree in Pastoral Psychology and Counseling, making her the third member of our immediate family to receive such a high honor. Mrs. Taylor has been employed with Broward County Schools since 1990 and currently serves as the GED Coordinator, assisting students in the Department of Juvenile Justice system, as they earn a High School Diploma through GED testing. She has a big heart, is a great listener, and strives to help everyone reach their goals, so we were not surprised to see “counseling” in her degree title.
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A Federal appeals court hearing in a case that may enable hundreds of thousands of Floridans to register to vote in time for the November election concluded today after two hours of oral argument.
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