America is slowly beginning to reopen again, and after suffering through weeks of COVID-19 related business shutdowns, many small business owners are eager to get back to business as usual. If your state or city […]
After everything your dad has done for you in the past year (or, better yet, your whole life), it’s important to recognize the special man that he is. Whatever your plans are to celebrate on […]
The new regulations will fundamentally change the way people work. -Office life as we know it will drastically change, according to new guidelines from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). That is — […]
By Matthew J. Belvedere – Robert Johnson, founder of Black Entertainment Television, told CNBC on Monday the U.S. government should provide $14 trillion of reparations for slavery to help reduce racial inequality. The wealth divide […]
Raines High School has a legacy that has been celebrated for more than forty years. Although the circumstances may not be ideal, the current pandemic has created a social distancing atmosphere. Duval County Public Schools […]
by Dana Givens – Many industries are dealing with seismic changes in the wake of COVID-19, or the novel coronavirus, pandemic. With states beginning to slowly reopen for the summer season, many businesses have to develop new strategies […]
Brothers and sisters, if you don’t have one already, you need to get yourself a passport. If you do have one, it’s time to use it. As a 35-year-old black man living in Florida, I can honestly say […]
By the Miami Herald Editorial Board – Sunday, a federal judge restored the hard-fought, hard-won voting rights of 1.4 million ex-felons in Florida. Tuesday, a relentless Gov. DeSantis announced that he would appeal, again. In Florida, […]
By Jim Souhan – If you’re not angry about discrimination, you should be angry about so many teams breaking the golden rule of sports. They’re not doing all they can to win. The NFL believes […]
Civil rights leaders held separate south Minneapolis events near crime scene. By Rochelle Olson and Chao Xiong Star Tribune – Two national civil rights leaders visited south Minneapolis on Thursday for separate events but identical demands for the […]
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