LET’S TALK: “Civil Rights and Social Justice Engagement”
Engaging in a conversation with a 28-year-old millennial about African American history can be a sobering experience. While history books
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LET’S TALK: “Immigration”
One of the hottest topics during this political race is immigration. It is a topic of epic proportion and a
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Black Women Set to Break Barriers on Election Day: A Leadership Surge Decades in the Making
By Glynda C. Carr Black women are poised for leadership breakthroughs on Election Day up and down the ballot. More
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The Case For Black Men Voting
By B.E. Melendez Black men – and women – in the United States have led the world’s most courageous battles
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LET’S TALK: “The African American and 159 Year Fight for Democracy”
In the summer of 1787, our Founder Fathers wrote the Constitution of the United States. It outlines our rights to
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Pregnancy can be deadly for Black women in Florida
By Lynn Jones The number of Black women suffering from maternal morbidity and mortality continues to rise causing physicians to
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LET’S TALK: “Harry T. and Harriette V. Moore”
By Judith Williams Harry T. Moore and his wife, Harriette is known as the first martyrs of the modern civil
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NEWTOWN/ NORTH SARASOTA… What is Next?
We are challenged with many disparities in Newtown, we must wake up, get out of our emotions and put to
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THE COVID-19 AND EDUCATION TRAUMA
Several weeks ago, memes like the one above depicting homeschool scenarios went viral on social media. The shade and the
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Our Churches Need You!
Pathways To Faith By Dr. Willie Holley We have often looked at why so many local churches are perceived to
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