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Florida Legislature Remains Convinced Jacksonville Black Voters Need A Protected District

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By Andrew Pantazi | The Tributary – Florida House Republicans and Democrats united against common foes Friday: Gov. Ron DeSantis and his effort to end a Black congressional district in North Florida. The Florida House congressional redistricting […]

Jax Actor/Director Finds Mega Success with Celebrity Packed Indie Music Docu-Series

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Following the substantial success of being screened at 40 independent film festivals from as far as Germany to Africa. 2ambitious.com is an all-original rap doc set to go to VOD first. Then circle back to be on […]

Ribault Takes Top Honors at Negro League Tribute Game

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The Ribault High School Trojans recently beat the Raines High School Vikings 4-2 in five innings at the High School Heritage Classic game, taking the A. Philip Randolph Cup for the first time in the […]

Melanin Market 2022: Creating a Historical and Economical Impact

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Throngs of shoppers converged on A. Philip Randolph Boulevard from Union to Odessa Street on Jacksonville’s Eastside, a historical African American community for their inaugural Black History Month Parade and Melanin Market. Duval residents were […]

Gullah Geechee Culture Celebrated at Arboretum

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The Gullah-Geechee Cultural Heritage Corridor represents the significant history of the Gullah-Geechee people for maintaining their cultural traditions, and for being a reflection of the values of ingenuity, pride, and perseverance. Historically the Gullah Geechee […]

Phelts Commissions Artwork for American Beach Lovers Enjoy

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Just in time for Black History Month, a group of art lovers gathered at the American Beach home of Marsha Dean and Michael Phelts for a sculpture dedication ceremony. The outdoor sculpture was created by […]

Black Love Matters: Real Talk on Romance, Being Seen, and Happily Ever Afters

August 6, 2026 admin 0

By Terri Schlichenmeyer @bookwormez – Bodice-rippers. – That’s what they’re sometimes called: you know, those romance books that feature a hard-bodied, handsome man on the cover, and he’s holding the shoulders of a lovely, swooning […]

TPC Serves Up Cooking Competition for Culinary Scholarships

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The finalists are announced, the judges were ready, and the table was set for the five teams of Culinary Arts students at Duval County Public Schools (DCPS) as they convened at Frank H. Peterson Academies of Technology for a live, in-person cook […]

Hyatts SHOR Seafood Grill and Tavern Bar – Ready to Serve

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Looking for a Valentine’s Day treat?! Head over to SHOR Seafood Grill and Tavern Bar, both located at Hyatt Regency Jacksonville Riverfront, have officially reopened with brand new menus curated by the hotel’s executive chef […]

Trustees Honored for Assisting the Sherwood Community

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To recognize community champions that have supported the Soutel/HarborView community, the Sherwood Forest/Paradise Park Community Association, Inc., Northeast Florida Accountability Forum Corporation (NO-FLAC) hosted their inaugural black history community event inside the Legends Community Center. […]