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. …
CRASF to host second annual reinvestment summit
Deerfield Beach, Fla. – The second annual South Florida Community Reinvestment Summit takes place this year at the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Deerfield Beach, 100 …
Two local conferences empower entrepreneurs
By KARINE MELISSA Special to South Florida Times MIAMI – It’s not easy to find a good conference here in Miami. The advertising usually comes …
BECAUSE OF SIMONE BILES, I won’t ever quit again
By CHASSIDY SIMPSON Special to South Florida Times Editor’s Note: Recently the South Florida Times ran a contest giving our readers an opportunity to win …
MLK gala finds new home in Riviera Beach
By TERENCE GRAHAM Special to South Florida Times The 33rd annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Gala at the new Riviera Beach Event Center was …
North Miami signs sister city agreement with Arcahaie, Haiti
NORTH MIAMI, Fla. – The City of North Miami has signed a Sister Cities agreement with Arcahaie, Haiti to foster economic, social and cultural development …
Trust the process
By CLINTON K. POWELL Special to South Florida Times Diamonds are one of the most sought after gems in the world. For centuries man has …
The irony: educational financial aid creates a benefit and burden for minorities
Iris Ann Cooper As we wince at the possibility of another financial calamity, we must examine where black people stand economically following the Obama presidential …
Parker tells Palm Beach residents to honor MLK with their actions
By BRIANNA LUBERISSE Special to South Florida Times Keynote speaker Ava L. Parker, president of Palm Beach State College, challenged listeners to take action rather …