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Alpha Phi Alpha faces hazing charges

Alpha Phi Alpha faces hazing charges

Hazing has reared its head at another state school — this time at the University of Florida (UF). The school’s chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc., was suspended for hazing and is under investigation by campus police. The dean of students office placed the chapter on interim…

The Miami Times is now on the radio

Just in case you are wondering what hot topics are being reported in The Miami Times, besides our print edition and website, you now have a third way of keeping abreast. We will be coming to you on Mondays and Wednesdays, at 10:50 and 11:50 a.m., respectively, on…

Community health centers: Quality service in the ‘hood’

Company offers business expertise Believe it or not, it was President Lyndon Johnson’s Administration that first recognized the need to provide quality health care in America’s poorest neighborhoods. Johnson and his staff believed, “If we can keep people healthy, we can solve other social problems.” His “War on…

Gevene Dobson — one of the first Blacks to “fly the friendly skies”

Gevene Dobson, 65, is enjoying life these days, taking trips across the state of Florida with other friends…

Did Blacks and Native Americans fight racism together?

Leonce Gaiter’s book reveals a rarely seen side of U.S. history During the summer of 1895, a multi-racial…

Miami’s Longshoremen’s Association: Blazing trails since 1936

 Fighters for equal rights, better pay and a political voice Unions have thrived in places like Chicago, Detroit…

Local studio aims to bring water to Haiti

With the mounting problems in Haiti, people around the world have assisted in helping the earthquake ravaged nation…

Tuskegee Airmen gain newfound recognition

Ret. Lieutenant Colonels Eldridge Williams, 94 and Leo Gray, 87 (l-r), documented original Tuskegee Airmen, during their trip…

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