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5000 Role Models Continue to Inspire and Prepare Young Black Men for the Future

November 29, 2018 admin 0

Youth mentoring programs have had remarkable success throughout the country.  According to national studies, young adults with mentors have higher rates of high school graduation and are less likely to drop out of school. In […]

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CSX Exec Gifts Nonprofit with Building and $30K

November 29, 2018 admin 0

Crime is no stranger to the Families of Slain Children Inc. (FOSCI) staff, volunteers, community partners and the families impacted by homicide in Jacksonville.  FOSCI is a community-based organization founded 13 years ago to help families […]

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Center Celebrates 5 Years of Saving Jax Girls

November 29, 2018 admin 0

The Delores Barr Weaver Policy Center has established itself as one of Northeast Florida’s leading nonprofits focusing on young ladies.  It is probably safe to say that Mrs. Weaver and the policy center are on […]

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PRIDE Book Club Celebrates 25 Years with Local author

November 15, 2018 admin 0

By Felice Franklin – The People Reading for Inspiration, Discussion and Enjoyment (P.R.I.D.E.) Book club celebrated its’ 25th Anniversary at The Cook Book Restaurant in Springfield.  Local author Nikesha Elise Williams was the featured author […]

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Highly Anticipated Races and Yield Disappointing Outcomes

November 7, 2018 admin 0

Democrats around the country forecasted a “Blue Wave,” which would usher new faces into national politics  – Muslim candidates, women, African American and gays.  As election results trickled in Tuesday evening, it was evident that […]

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NSCOC Fees the Mouths and Soul of Thousands for Homecoming

November 7, 2018 admin 0

The streets of Avenue B and Weaver Road were filled to capacity for the Northside Church of Christ’s (NSCOC) 19th Annual Community Fish Fry.  Each year the church holds “Homecoming” type activities as they fellowship […]

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Nonprofits Partner to Help Transform Eastside and Springfield

November 7, 2018 admin 0

Sometimes the best solution to a problem can’t be solved by just one person or one organization. “Alone we can do so little; together we can do so much,” said Helen Keller. It was that […]

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Jax NAACP President Faces First Challenger in 15 Years

November 2, 2018 admin 0

By Lynn Jones At the height of the civil rights movement, the NAACP was instrumental in developing strategies throughout the South to end segregation, lynchings and blatant economic inequalities. Today, the organization is still no […]

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NAACP Lauds Stakeholders at Annual Freedom Fund Dinner

October 25, 2018 admin 0

With a long history of fighting for the rights of minorities, low income families and those facing inequality, the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) is still alive and well in 2018. […]

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Lynching Dedication Continues Despite Theft Marker

October 25, 2018 admin 0

A lynching memorial marker was stolen Friday just hours after it was installed in St. Johns County. The marker was in honor of Isaac Barrett, who was was lynched in Orangedale County in 1897. Despite the […]

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