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Emancipation Day comes to Old Dillard Museum

Holiday celebrates when Florida’s slaves were freed Technically, the document that ended slavery and freed all of the slaves was signed by President Abraham Lincoln on Jan. 1, 1863. Yet…

Moss praises winners of Clean Up & Green Up poster contest

Hundreds of students throughout Miami-Dade County vied to win the 8th Annual Clean Up & Green Up Poster Contest, a competition in which students submit poster artwork asking residents to…

Everyone deserves access to health care

An increasing number of Blacks in Miami and throughout the U.S. know what it’s like to live without health insurance — so the numbers that emerged from a recently-released report,…

Political Potpourri

Miami Beach officials are lauding the fact that fewer calls [602] were made this year for police assistance during last weekend’s Urban Beach Weekend and that there were no fatalities.…

Street Talk: May 30, 2012

Do you have health insurance? Why or why not? Kimberly Sampson, 40 Liberty City, house wife                 Well, my children are covered by…

Edmonson celebrates Haitian Flag Day in Little Haiti

Vice Chairwoman Audrey M. Edmonson celebrated Haitian Flag Day at “Big Night in Little Haiti” held May 18 at the Little Haiti Cultural Center. The festivities featured art exhibits, T-Vice…

What’s more important: graduation rates or FCAT scores?

After candid conversations with several urban high school principals, including Booker T. Washington’s William Aristide and then reviewing data provided by the Miami-Dade County School Board, a five-year, rarely-discussed trend…

Haitians make demand for reform

Urge Obama to support reunification program North Miami Mayor Andre Pierre and Haitian-American leader Marleine Bastien joined members of a national, non-partisan, Haitian coalition at a recent press conference to…