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Free 20-week program equips Jacksonville parents and caregivers to advocate for children and strengthen their communities JACKSONVILLE, Fla., — The Jacksonville Public Education Fund (JPEF), in partnership with Duval County Public Schools and the Kids Hope […]
Nationwide — The U.S. Navy is considering changing the name of an aircraft carrier that was set to honor Black World War II hero Doris Miller. Internal discussions have reportedly included renaming the carrier after President […]
TEXAS METRO NEWS — MICHIGAN CHRONICLE —The November election will decide whether McKinney becomes the district’s next congressman. But in a heavily Democratic district, his primary victory carries historical weight before the general-election campaign even […]
By Westside Gazette Staff | MIAMI GARDENS, Fl — Florida Memorial University President William McCormick is pushing back against a recent report questioning the long-term financial viability of South Florida’s only historically Black university, declaring […]
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (August 18, 2026) – Florida voters sent a resounding message in Tuesday’s Primary Election: they stand firmly behind Florida’s students, educators, and public schools. By electing pro-public education school board candidates this Primary Election […]
by Sylvia Perry Long before “woke” became a political punchline, campaign slogan or catchall criticism, it carried a much simpler message in Black America: Pay attention. Stay alert. Know what is happening around you. The […]
As it approaches its first anniversary, Presidential Learning Center hosted its inaugural Summer Bash, bringing together students, families and staff, for a day of games, music, food, and community fellowship. The event celebrated the center’s […]
Dr. Agenia Clark says innovation hub could expand research and technology education while addressing environmental concerns. |Fisk University President Dr. Agenia Clark is defending the school’s proposal to build a data center on its Nashville […]
Florida A&M University alumni, supporters and community leaders gathered in Jacksonville this week as the university’s annual Strike Tour made a stop in the city, encouraging continued investment in student-athletes at a time when historically […]
A U.S. Secret Service agent and two other South Florida men have been charged in connection with an alleged fraternity hazing ritual that left a University of Miami law student critically injured and another participant […]
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