TidalWave Comics celebrates Black History month by re-releasing some of its most popular nonfiction comic books featuring iconic Black Americans in an exciting new print format.
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In a blistering decision that could affect the 2018 midterm elections, a federal judge on Thursday ruled that Florida’s system for barring former felons from voting is unconstitutional and potentially tainted by racial, political or religious bias.
Broward County Public Schools (BCPS) announced its top teacher, principal, assistant principal and school-related/District employee during the 2018 Caliber Awards Ceremony
That’s why I’m so honored to be one of the faces of the Burlington Stores and WomenHeart national campaign to #KnockOutHeartDisease launching Feb. 1; that seeks to raise awareness and educate women about their heart health.
Women Grow Strong has launched a special women’s business mentoring and leadership program that will serve to help empower and inspire women. It is called the Dorothy Baker Leadership Torch Awards Program, and is named after one of south Florida’s iconic business leaders.
The Greater Miami Chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) of Florida has filed a lawsuit against the City of Homestead and Homestead Mayor Jeff Porter on behalf of a community activist who was removed from a Homestead City Council Meeting and barred from attending future meetings for engaging in constitutionally protected speech.
The Concerts Under the Stars series, initially conceived as a community outreach program, has become one of Bonnet House’s most anticipated, successful and treasured programs.
Ann McNeill is President of South Florida’s first African American, female owned Construction Company.
Saturday, Feb. 10, 2018 at 6 p.m., internationally acclaimed singer Gene Townsél will be center stage in a Dinner Concert of Romantic and Inspirational Songs to benefit the establishing of a Performing Arts Center for talented but disadvantaged youth in Deerfield Beach.
With the help of a committed grassroots effort, Floridians across the Sunshine State signed and submitted more than 1.1 million petitions and put the Second Chances Voting Restoration Amendment on the November ballot.