Tag: NAACP
Macedonia Missionary: Miami-Dade’s oldest African American church
It’s Mother's Day and the walls of Macedonia Missionary Baptist Church are rumbling with the thunderous roar of the Reverend Lance B. Bailey Sr.’s...
Newsbreak September 29, 2023
A group of vandals attack a Parkland home with fireworks. The threat of a government shutdown strengthens, which will leave many government employees without...
NAACP and FEMA partner to advance equity in disaster relief for...
On Sept. 22, the NAACP partnered with the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) to sign an agreement advancing equity disaster relief for Black communities...
Sideline, Episode 4
Sideline is back this week and South Florida professional teams are drifting away from playoff territory.
However, in men’s NCAA basketball, the University of Miami...
Newsbreak January 30, 2022
A newborn baby is found alone in the woods near Tampa. Chapters of the NAACP discuss Gov. Ron DeSantis' decision to block a course...
Tras 14 años de lucha, Clemente Aguirre se libra de la...
Solo un país en América tiene la pena capital: Estados Unidos.
Por el onceavo año consecutivo, Estados Unidos sigue siendo el único país del continente...
Activists worked to register Florida’s former felons to vote
With the general election just weeks away, Florida’s ex-felons may well be the swing votes that never materialize, said activists. Until yesterday's Oct. 5...