Month: August 2026

By Lynn Jones Writer, filmmaker and actor Chad Hendricks held a red carpet movie premier event last Sunday for his new independent movie entitled: “Me & Mrs. Jones.” The story depicts a young man in […]

Spelman College in Atlanta has consistently been ranked as one of the top Liberal Arts Colleges in the nation. The HBCU has a proud history and a strong alumnae presence in Jacksonville. For nine years, […]

By Lynn Jones April of 2019 will mark the two year anniversary of 12-year-old Rayma Eunice who was shot in the head during a birthday sleepover in the Lackawanna neighborhood. Last weekend, the family recognized the […]

“The greatest struggle of any oppressed group in a racist society is the struggle to reclaim collective memory and identity. At the level of culture, racism seeks to deny people of African, American Indian, Asian […]

by Reggie Fullwood In the old days of politics there existed dinosaurs called “statesmen.” Those dinosaur statesmen certainly played the political game, but there were rules, respect and an overwhelming sense of responsibility and perspective. […]

By Julianne Malveaux Now that the midterm elections are over, and Democrats are savoring their victory, more than a dozen Democrats say they are considering running for President in 2020. The Democratic Party needs to […]

By Sean Pittman It’s not just the 1.4 million convicted felons whose rights were restored by Amendment 4 that need a review on voting. Given the political turmoil in the Sunshine State during the November […]