Georgia sued over voter suppression law
Atlanta — Civil rights groups have filed a new federal lawsuit against Georgia’s sweeping law that makes it much harder for all Georgians to vote, …
1,000 meals for families From Florida Technical College and Miami Dolphins
MIAMI, Fla. – To commemorate the launch of Florida Technical College’s (FTC) new Culinary Arts Program at its South Miami Campus in Cutler Bay, FTC …
What African Americans need to know about cancer risks
The good news on cancer? According to the National Cancer Institute (NCI), cancer incidence and mortality overall are declining in all population groups in the …
Street art goes revolutionary
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. – In another sign of recognition that black history is every day, a group of artists is close to completing their …
Can Fla. match Ga.?
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – That new political energy pulsating across the nation – from the Pacific Northwest to Georgia – and perpetually in Washington. D.C. – …
‘Lift Zones’ to keep students connected
MIAMI, Fla. – Comcast has announced the creation of more than a dozen “Lift Zones” throughout Broward and MiamiDade Counties. Comcast is launching the WiFi …
Virtual MLK program features youthful speeches, elder tributes
DELRAY BEACH, Fla. – Each year, the Spady Cultural Heritage Museum welcomes hundreds to enjoy music, performances and presentations that honor the legacy of Dr. …
Hands-on career training (safely)
MIAMI, Fla. – Designed to create new paths to arts careers and promote greater diversity in the industry, the Arsht Center’s Technical Theater Apprenticeship Program …
Leadership Broward virtual mixer celebrates holidays
Fort Lauderdale, Fla. – Leadership Broward guests were treated to an evening of laughter and wine and cheeses during the organization’s recent virtual mixer, presented …
STU helping tackle covid
Miami ShoresS, Fla. – Joann Redmond’s CosMedics, was one of 20 businesses to receive a micro-grant sponsored by the St. Thomas University Center for Pandemic, …