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Blacks may soon feel like ‘illegal aliens’ if district maps are approved

We are a curious people, often drawn to protest things that matter very little while reluctant to get involved in actions that could impact our lives for decades. The current…

Let’s focus charitable needs on our own people

We once believed that if you worked hard every day, paid your taxes and obeyed the law, that upon retirement you would be able to live out your life in…

Even the poor deserve the right to live in safety

Turf wars between rival gangs have been cited as the main reason for the unprecedented rise in violence in Liberty Square. But factor in senseless Black-on-Black crime, drive-by shootings and…

America sits at the crossroads — again!

There was once an old white woman that lived on a slave plantation. In the middle of the night she said to a runaway slave that was hiding in her…

Has the redistricting process for Florida been fair?

There is no magic process or transparent system that can erase human emotions, prejudices, stereotypes, beliefs and political affiliations. Redistricting is a process that is undertaken every 10 years based…

Liberty City still suffering from broken promises

I recently visited Wynwood with a City Commissioner; she wanted to show me what a few million in investment by private investors could do to turn around a neighborhood. I…

Redistricting plans could silence Black voices

When the famous Black abolitionist Frederick Douglas said, “Absolute power corrupts absolutely,” he could have been referring to Republicans who currently dominate state and national seats in the Senate and…

Who put Putney up to degrading Liberty City?

Construction on Seventh Avenue has begun. It started Tuesday, Feb. 20th. We thank the community for supporting the revitalization of the Seventh Avenue corridor. This has been long overdue. For…