The Jacksonville (FL) Chapter and the Bold City (FL) Chapter of The Links, Incorporated joined forces to present the ‘Black Family Wellness Expo,’ a community health and wellness event dedicated to reducing health and economic […]
In a multi-agency event, the City of Jacksonville, St. Johns Riverkeeper, and LISC Jacksonville came together to raise awareness about the St. Johns River. A team of volunteers with Amazon Jax 5 joined the 30th annual St. […]
By Pat Bryant | Hundreds of tax paying citizens crammed into Jacksonville’s IBEW (International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers) Hall to hear what Senators Rick Scott, Ashely Moody, and Congresspersons John Rutherford, Kat Cammack and Aaron […]
By Pat Bryant | Nearly every Tesla dealership in the United States and the world had peaceful protestors out front Saturday March 29th and Ajcksonvilles local dealership was among them. Elon Musk’s electric car company […]
Putting their money where their heart is, Pastor and First Lady Ronald Williams, Sr. and Arnitria, donated thousands to their ministries Senior Saints and to the Masonic Lodge #43 at New Bethel A.M.E. Church. The […]
Dorothy M. Hughes of Leesburg, Florida, recently celebrated a remarkable milestone, her 99th birthday with family and friends inside Copeland’s on the Southside. Born March 20, 1926 as one of eight children, Dorothy’s life has […]
In a deeply troubling move, City Council Vice President Kevin Carrico and 11 Republican members of the Jacksonville City Council passed a dangerous and divisive immigration bill that echoes the worst of the national MAGA […]
Jasmine Crockett is qualified, intelligent and one of the most brilliant politicians of our time. Period. She’s sharp, she’s bold and she’s unafraid to speak truth to power — even when it makes people uncomfortable. […]
By Dr. John E. Warren, Publisher, San Diego Voice & Viewpoint Newspaper | The actions of the U.S. Congress and Senate on the Presidential confirmations of a host of people not qualified to hold the positions they sought […]
Georgia voting rights activist Stacey Abrams visited Clark Atlanta University on Tuesday for the second annual Black Women Public Policy in the South symposium. In a room of scholars, students, policymakers, and community leaders, Abrams […]
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