Tours focus on African roots
By MICHAEL H. COTTMAN Urban News Service ATLANTA, Ga. – Gaynelle Henderson is the second-generation owner of Henderson Tours, a trailblazer among African Americans …
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Three ways to elevate your volunteer engagement program
By MEL AND PEARL SHAW How can you increase the time, money and expertise available to your nonprofit? Some of us want to increase …
Florida mosquitoes being tested for Zika to confirm U.S. bite
By JENNIFER KAY Associated Press MIAMI – Florida health officials have trapped mosquitoes in an area of Miami-Dade County and are testing them for …
How do you mend a broken heart?
By Dr. Pierre B. Bland This was the night. As I drove into the driveway, I experienced that emptiness in the pit of my …
Medical marijuana could be available in Florida this week
By JOE REEDY Associated Press TALLAHASSEE, Fla – More than two years after being approved by Florida’s Legislature, medical marijuana is expected to be …
Can only one man fix it, or are we stronger together?
By CALIBE THOMPSON I was fortunate enough to be among the press at the rally Saturday during which Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton announced …
Brazil’s national cocktail poised for Olympic exposure
By JENNIFER KAY Associated Press CORAL GABLES, Fla – It’s tempting to call cachaca a Brazilian rum and think of the caipirinha as another …
America first, or American?
By ANTONIA WILLIAMS-GARY Yes, it’s morning in America but the skies are partly cloudy, with a good chance of rain. I’m afraid the rain …
Trump’s speech, dark vision of global and national decay
By ROGER CALDWELL The Republicans have finished fabricating lies at their three-ring circus, where their presidential nominee Donald Trump was the ringmaster. Trump is …
America’s exceptionalism
By MOHAMED HAMALUDIN After nearly two and a half centuries of democracy, this is what the state of national politics has degenerated to: The …