Black newspapers came into existence in 1827 when Samuel Cornish and John Brown Russwurm started the first African-American periodical called Freedom’s Journal. Not long afterward, Frederick …
FORT LAUDERDALE — Old Dillard Museum explores the history of juke joints and other places of importance in the socialization of people of African descent …
MIAMI — Students at Miami Edison High School were recognized for their outstanding work and completion of the BankUnited Financial Scholars Program.
By JESSE J. HOLLAND Associated Press WASHINGTON — U.S. teachers are nowhere near as diverse as their students. Almost half the students attending public schools …
MIAMI/OPA-LOCKA — Lost in the South Beach glitz and tropical glamour usually associated with South Florida is the fact that hunger is no stranger to …
RIVIERA BEACH — Parishioners often go to their pastors about things in life that are troubling them but when it comes to domestic violence they …
MIAMI — A long time coming, city officials on Monday lifted the soil to kick off construction of Liberty City’s Seventh Avenue Transit Village. The …
Staff Report This year again, the Black Educators Caucus of Palm Beach County is leading the “Million Father March,” a national effort to have fathers …
FORT LAUDERDALE — Sitting in the Broward County Main Jail, William Graham Potts Jr. wonders if the American justice system is ready to set him …
MIAMI — The black educator has had a significant role in preserving and encouraging the values, culture and traditions that are supportive of and the …
