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The streets of Northwest Hallandale, Pembroke Park and what is now the city of West Park used to be controlled by mostly young, black, small-time, …

The glossy brochure for an United Negro College Fund (UNCF) “An Evening of Jazz” fundraiser at downtown Fort Lauderdale’s Museum of Art featured a page …

WEST PALM BEACH — Frank Merchant hadn’t been back to West Palm Beach in 30 years. But, on Feb. 19, the retired college professor from …

Associated Press DECATUR, Ga. — Atlanta-area megachurch pastor Eddie Long took on trips four young men who claim he coerced them into sexual relationships but …

When Florida’s black voters fill out their absentee ballots or go to the polls and vote on or before election day, Nov. 2, will they …

People have a way of discounting certain unpleasant events as though, mystically perhaps, these realities never occurred or happened differently than they actually did.

It’s been 221 years since the American republic came into being with General George Washington, the patriot, landowner, slave/concubine holder elected as the first president …

America’s black parents do not insist that public schools teach children that our Constitution not only provided for the enslavement of black people but also …

Race, class, rich, poor are divisions and subtractions that greed and fear have conjured up from the depth of mass insanity. Earth’s human population explosion …

Tuesday’s primary elections in our bellwether state are of great social significance because what happens in Florida may begin to trend throughout the country. And …