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On February 27, HOME of Greater Cincinnati learned that HUD terminated a key fair housing grant, effective immediately. This $425,000 annual grant, vital for counseling and investigations, impacts 30% of HOME’s funding. The loss restricts support for...
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Florida Power & Light Company (FPL) and Broward Education Foundation volunteers beautified Watkins Elementary School and engaged 3rd-5th graders with storytime. Mayors Ashira Mohammed and Felicia Brunson joined efforts on March 3, 2025, as part of FP...
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Experience the vibrant Harlem Renaissance at the 2025 Africana Arts & Humanities Festival from March 13-15 at the AARLCC, Fort Lauderdale. Enjoy a jazz concert, a discussion with author Jonathan Escoffery, and a special Speakeasy reception. Join us f...
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US Rep. Terri Sewell recently addressed the 2025 Faith and Politics Congressional Civil Rights Pilgrimage at Selma's Edmund Pettus Bridge, emphasizing the ongoing struggle for voting rights. Joined by Senator Angela Alsobrooks and others, they honore...
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The Real Taco Fest returns for its fourth year on May 10, celebrating local taco culture at Smale Riverfront Park. With over fifteen vendors, attendees can savor delicious tacos and refreshing drinks. Enjoy live music, games, and a spicy challenge, a...
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To Be Equal #9 By Marc H. Morial, President and CEO National Urban League “At times history and fate meet at a single time in a single place to shape a turning point that is man’s unending search for freedom. So it was at Lexington and Concord. So i...
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WE, UNITED TO END RACISM, honor the brave souls who traversed the Pettus Bridge 60 years ago. Our diverse team focuses on healing racial trauma, essential for social justice. We conduct listening sessions to promote recovery, acknowledging that every...
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Founded in January 1925, a small group of believers established a Prayer Band in Fort Lauderdale. Guided by Rev. O. B. Washington, they transformed into Mount Nebo Baptist Church after relocating and receiving land donations. Celebrating a century, t...
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Bible Trivia The Bible states that a man leaves his parents to unite with his wife, becoming one flesh (Genesis 2:23). Today’s focus is on marriage. Finish the verse: 1) Matthew 19:6; 2) Romans 12:10; 3) Ephesians 4:2; 4) Ephesians 5:25; 5) Prover...
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Funeral services for Robert Bell took place on March 8 at South Chapel. Jhordyn Brown's service occurred on the same day at The Purple Church. Jimmy Joseph's and Christopher Neely, Jr.'s services are scheduled for March 15 at International Church and...
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Funeral services for George Bell took place on March 15th at First Zion Baptist Church, while Darryl Davis's service was held the same day at Revival Faith Center. Jamie V. Powell's service occurred at Casey Myers Love and Grace Chapel.
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The Tri-State Defender, a historic newspaper dedicated to the African American community, is launching “TSD in the Community Forums” next week. These community-driven discussions aim to enhance local engagement and connection, kicking off during Wome...
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Minnie Louise Borum, aged 93, was remembered alongside Michael Edwin Cullen, 77, and Carmen Rena Newton, 54. Their funeral service took place on March 8th at James C. Boyd’s Memorial Chapel, led by Bishop Tony Mitchell. Ivy Geraldine Patterson, 93, a...
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By Taalib Saber, attorney and owner of The Saber Firm. Despite recent federal cuts to DEI programs, Black entrepreneurs can seize this moment for self-sufficiency and community growth. Emphasizing collaboration, digital marketing, and ownership will...
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The COVID-19 pandemic has significantly reshaped U.S. education, with teacher shortages, scripted curricula, and rising mental health issues. Students face increased technology scrutiny, while social-emotional support remains crucial. Trust in teache...
