Browsing: the message was clear: education — when rooted in truth — remains one of the most powerful tools for environmental justice and community liberation.

       On Thursday, February 26, the South Florida Branch of the Association for the Study of African American Life and History (ASALH) co-sponsored a powerful forum at The Circuit on Sistrunk Boulevard in partnership with South Florida Community Partners, Inc. (SFCP), an environmental justice organization serving the region since 1996.