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[ August 6, 2026 ] Fisk University President Defends Proposed Data Center as Part of $900M Campus Vision Uncategorized
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Senior Pastor of New Birth, Civil Rights Advocate, and Community Organizer Dr. Jamal Bryant Announces 40-Day FAST Against Target, Urging 100,000 Black Consumers to Withdraw Support

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Dr. Bryant’s FAST calls for immediate action: he is urging Black consumers to halt all purchases from Target and to divest any stock holdings in the company. This aligns with the philosophy of Dr. Martin […]

Jacksonville Symphony Hires New Violinist

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After an intense audition process, the Jacksonville Symphony hired Kaiyuan Wu as a Section Violinist for the upcoming 2025/26 Season. Wu has studied at prestigious institutions, including the San Francisco Conservatory of Music, The Glenn […]

Smile Train Uplifts and Brightens Smiles

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My name is Iva Ballou. I was born in Jacksonville, Florida with a bilateral cleft lip and palate, a congenital condition where a child is born with an opening in the upper lip and/or the […]

Super Bowl: America’s Favorite Snacks, By State

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When it comes to the Super Bowl, the MVPs aren’t just on the field -they’re on the snack table. From Buffalo wings to nachos, game day is just as much about scoring big with your […]

Inaugural Sneaker Ball Keeps Dreams of Slain Teen Alive

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By Lynn Jones | May 23, 2022 was the day, Yvonne Fields, mother of 18-year-old Rashaud Fields was an emotional wreck when she heard the news that her son had been shot in the crossfire’s […]

Farah & Farah Empowering Greatness Scholarship Open

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Calling all exceptional high school students across Duval! The deadline to apply for the prestigious Farah & Farah Empowering Greatness Scholarship is fast approaching. This scholarship, valued at a staggering $50,000, is one of the most generous […]

Trump’s Actions Signal a Glaring Warning for Black and Immigrant Communities

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A Message From The Publisher | By Bobby R. Henry, Sr. As we witness the unfolding of Donald Trump’s latest wave of executive actions and policy directives, it’s clear his agenda disproportionately threatens marginalized communities, including […]

BBIF Awarded $30,000 from FAIRWINDS Foundation to Empower Minority-Owned Businesses through Financial Literacy Education

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FAIRWINDS Foundation, the philanthropic arm of FAIRWINDS Credit Union, recently announced the recipients of its 2025 grants at a breakfast event held at Full Sail Live. The event, attended by prominent community leaders and representatives […]

Duval County Public Schools Answer Key for the week of January 27

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Tuesday, Jan. 28 SURPRISE — Andrew Robinson Elementary to receive fleet of bikes to teach students how to ride and bike safely — We invite media to this special event, but please don’t spoil the surprise. […]

Trump’s First Week Back in Office Marked by Racist Actions, Rollback of Worker Protections

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Stacy M. Brown NNPA Newswire Senior National Correspondent| NNPA NEWSWIRE — For Black Americans, who already face systemic barriers in employment, the loss of these protections exacerbates long-standing disparities. Women, particularly women of color, will […]