Support sought for kids left behind by UN troops in Haiti
By DAVID McFADDEN Associated Press PORT SALUT, Haiti – The first time Rosa Mina Joseph met Julio Cesar Posse he was hanging out in …
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America suffers unfortunate lack of civility
By CALIBE THOMPSON I don’t remember America being such an aggressive place when I moved here in the early 2000s. People like Rush Limbaugh …
Harlem could soon have first Dominican-American in Congress
By DEEPTI HAJELA Associated Press NEW YORK – In an election year filled with debate over immigration, Adriano Espaillat hopes his personal story makes …
D’Angelo to Savannah State to honor deceased mother
By ROGER CALDWELL There are too many young Black men graduating from high school with no goals and visions after they receive their diploma. …
Black Lives Matter, a terrorist organization? Let’s be clear.
By ROMANO A. LOPEZ Semantics is that part of linguistics that has to do with the meaning of words. Etymology is another part of …
Black skin, white words
By LUCIUS GANTT Many people are celebrating the comments made by professional basketball players, Carmelo Anthony, LeBron James, Chris Paul and Dwayne Wade, about …
Harming Glades communities not the solution to water crisis
By JANET TAYLOR For five generations, my family has called Clewiston home. We love our community, its people and our culture. We also care about …
Despite 3rd acquittal, Baltimore prosecutors pushing on
By JULIET LINDERMAN Associated Press BALTIMORE – A Baltimore judge dealt the state yet another blow in the protracted and unsuccessful prosecution of six …
Event targets prevention to combat gun violence
By DAPHNE TAYLOR RIVERIA BEACH – The large banquet room at the Hurst Chapel A.M.E. church in Riviera Beach was filled to capacity as …
Nominee Trump and wife dodge plagiarism charge
Staff Report The flap led one Democratic Party partisan to quip, “So now we know who Melania Trump wants to be when she grows …