Republicans have attacked education
By JULIANNE MALVEAUX The effort to repeal and replace health care is generating headlines, and the attempt to investigate Trump’s Russia connections is of high …
‘VESSELS’ EXHIBIT honors 30 prominent women
By JAURY JEAN-ENARD Special to South Florida Times MIAMI – They lifted every voice and sang. They saw by the dawn’s early light. They are …
Nat Moore continues helping youth
By KEVIN HICKS Special to South Florida Times HOLLYWOOD, Fla. – The 2017 Nat Moore Florida Golf Classic Celebrity Weekend took place March 4-6. As …
Your future is brighter
By CLINTON K. POWELL Special to South Florida Times If you haven’t noticed all the flashing lights, fashion commentaries and red carpet excitement, it is …
Muhammad Ali’s son detained at airport: ‘Are you Muslim?’
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. – A lawyer says the son of legendary boxer Muhammad Ali was detained by immigration officials at a Florida airport. Chris Mancini …
SeaWorld’s loss widens as fewer people visited its parks
ORLANDO, Fla. – With fewer people visiting SeaWorld theme parks, the company reported a worse-than-expected loss. Attendance at the company’s parks, which has been known …
The fundraising lesson we can learn from Mary McLeod Bethune
By SAADSHAW In the early 1950’s I had the honor to hear Dr. Mary McLeod Bethune speak in a packed, hot and humid Clayborn Temple …
Major League Baseball comes to Palm Beach
By BRIANNA LUBERISSE Special to South Florida Times WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. – Some major league investment has come to the longneglected northwest corner of …
The intersection of Dusty Baker and me is Segregation
By RICHARD RYLES West Palm Beach is set to welcome professional baseball back to town on February 28. The Washington Nationals and Houston Astros now …
Bethune alumni honor HBCUs
By LEEDS ANTOINE Special to South Florida Times Formal education was actively denied to African Americans prior to the Civil War, particularly in the South. …