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Overtown mural urges WOC to breastfeed

  There has always been a lack of positive images of women in color represented in images in the media or even contemporary art. However, the lack is particularly noticeable…

Caribbean Americans celebrate heritage in June

Friday, June 1st marked the first day of seventh annual National Caribbean-American Heritage Month. “Caribbean-Americans have made numerous invaluable contributions to our nation through areas such as the arts, politics,…

Black fathers remain an active part of their kids’ lives

One of the most popular statistics about the Black family that is currently being touted is how 72 percent of Black children are being raised in a single parent household. The…

Is the BMI racist?

Popular obesity measures not created for Black women, experts say Exactly how much weight a person can carry around before they are at a “high risk” for developing obesity-related illnesses…

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…

Local church pledges 10 percent of offerings to community

Traditionally, when its referring to churches, the figure of 10 percent refers to how much of an individual’s income they are required to give back to the church. Yet the…

Is humor a tool for evangelism?

More Christians embracing comedy for ministry purposes In the past few decades, Christians have been claiming or, in some cases, reclaiming, various art forms as being appropriate for inside the…

Muslim youth sheds light on misunderstood sect

Nation of Islam has come a long way since it was founded As a 16-year old girl who has been a part of the Nation of Islam (NOI) for about…