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This period has been one filled with grief and joy over the passing of Maya Angelou, the world’s beloved poet. That’s what she was to …

I have given them the glory that you gave me, that they may be one as we are one. – (John 17:22 NIV). On a …

Al Calloway’s column, “Is the NAACP dying in Florida…,” in last week’s issue was a bold move. To confront an issue of leadership in our …

“For I know the plans I have for you,” declares the Lord, “plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you …

Florida’s top NAACP official is an ardent self-promoter, a steely povertician. Johnnie Raye McMillian, a.k.a. Adora Obi Nweze (a Nigerian name), amassed 39 years in …

Miami Gardens Mayor Oliver Gilbert promised in his state of the city address on Tuesday that officials are refocusing the efforts of the police department …

Ever driven down a road & you were directed off your path to what seems like a longer (& loathed) way? Me too! It’s an …

As of 2011, some 102,319 people were locked up in Florida state prisons. They included 49,686 black men and 2,348 black women, for a total …

Happy graduation! You did it! This column is for graduates and their families. We salute your commitment to your education, your future and the future …

Pick the right underwear for the office Etiquette and social protocol can be and should be used as a strategic tool to increase business bottom …