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Higher Ground: Madam C.J. Walker Museum

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by Donnell Suggs – On a cold Tuesday afternoon, a group of 15 people walked up to the front window of the Madam C.J. Walker Museum. Located on Hilliard Street, just a block down Auburn […]

FUNdraising Good Times: Building your Fundraising Team for 2024

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Some of us have a tendency to do it alone. There’s a sense of triumph that accompanies the phrase “I did that.” But doing it alone can also be a lonely and unsuccessful path. That […]

Luther: Never Too Much – 2024 Sundance Film Festival

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By Dwight Brown Film Critic for DwightBrownInk.com – NNPA News Wire – At a young age, Luther Vandross knew music was his calling and there could be no other day job. Vandross: “I really don’t […]

Draconian Policies Continue: Florida Bans Public Funding for Diversity and Inclusion Programs in all State Colleges

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THE SERAAJ FILES, by Kevin Seraaj via orlandoadvocate.com – The Florida Board of Education has taken its draconian education policies even further. On January 17, 2024, the Department of Education announced that “taxpayer funds [can […]

Activist Educator Dr. Umar Johnson Leaves Mark on Duval

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Pan African educator, activist, psychologist, and motivational speaker Dr. Umar Johnson lectured to a packed house audience at the Scottish Rites Cathedral in Springfield. Dr. Johnson’s insights resonated deeply with the packed audience, addressing the urgent […]

Black Excellence in the Spotlight at Annual Image Awards

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Business leaders, entrepreneurs, nonprofits, sororities/fraternities and community activists were in attendance for the Fifth Annual Jacksonville Image Awards. The formal attire event invited winners to take the stage inside the Nathan H. Wilson Center for […]

Jacksonville Crime Survivors Head to State Capitol to Demand Public Safety and Victim Support

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Jacksonville crime victims will travel by bus, joining hundreds in Tallahassee to rally for victim support, policies to help end the cycle of crime. Early morning bus send-off: Interviews with local crime survivors & strong visuals […]

Families Challenges Lawmakers to Remember Those Lost to Violence

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Hundreds of crime survivors and families of murdered Floridians gathered at the state capitol to urge lawmakers to expand support for crime victims and make communities safer. A bus load of Jacksonville citizens carrying momento’s […]

Trump is Considering a Black or Female Running Mate, Per Reports

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THEGRIO STAFF – The former president declared at a Fox News town hall in Iowa on Jan. 10 that “I know who it’s going to be” when questioned about a running mate, but allies said […]

Celebrating The Brotherhood of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc.

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by BOTWC Staff via www.becauseofthemwecan.com – Each January 9th, the brotherhood of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc. comes together to commemorate its Founders’ Day, a momentous occasion that marks the establishment of this distinguished organization. […]