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South needs wake up call in the fight to reduce HIV/AIDS

Communities from the U.S. and across the globe marked the 30th anniversary of this era’s most feared and least understood threat to our health and lives — HIV/AIDS — with…

Some traditions have become too dangerous to continue

FAMU has been hard hit by the recent and unarguably tragic death of one of its drum majors, 26-year-old Robert Champion. The young man, from all accounts, had much to…

Casinos in Miami

There have been several stories about the pros and cons of casinos. I wonder, “ if casinos are so good for the economy, why does Nevada have higher unemployment and…

How much is a Black man’s life worth?

It’s been 17 months since the first of eight police-involved shootings occurred in Miami’s Black communities of Liberty City, Overtown and Little Haiti. Some may dispute the use of the…

Marlins Spanish requirement says it all

The Marlins are already preparing for their return next spring to Miami, with a new name, dazzling uniforms, free tours of the stadium and plenty of fanfare. Politicians and citizens…

Central’s Coach Lockette is one of the good guys

Most high school sports fans here in Liberty City are familiar with the story of Telly Lockette. He’s the 30-something, former Miami Northwestern High School star and Idaho State All-American…

Street Talk November 30, 2011

What can the Black community do to help people become more educated about HIV-AIDS? Dewey Wilkerson, 79 retired, Liberty City                    …

People November 30, 2011

Wedding anniversary greetings go out to the following couples: Capt. and Mrs.Alfred R. ( Edith ) Barr, Sr. , their 40th on Nov. 20 , John and (Valerie Henry) Baker,…