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Camara Gaither Named Orlando’s Third Poet Laureate

“We are excited for Camara to use poetry and the literary arts to tell our community’s stories,” said Mayor Dyer.…

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Legendary Politician and Community Activist Commissioner Mable Butler Bids Farewell at age 98.

Mable’s love and devotion to her community led her into politics, where in 1994 she became the first Black woman…

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Three Wrongful Shootings in Months Shake Trust in Orange County Deputies

“He called for help, and they killed him.” — Loida Zunun, Lopez’s neighbor

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Arrest Made in 2023 Hit-and-Run That Claimed Life of 5-Year-Old Girl

Police said their “diligent work” was instrumental in identifying Arabu and securing charges aimed at delivering justice for McCoy’s family.

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New FAMU president struggles to convert critics

"If we don’t act now, next year’s crisis will come with headlines blaming the Foundation for a mess we didn’t…

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Partial Collapse of Historic House Raises Alarm

“We are confident he will direct the completion of the necessary work for the house and safety in preparation for…

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New Poll Shows Americans Value Skilled Trades but Say They’re Overlooked

A new Harris Poll report reveals that while Americans overwhelmingly view skilled trades as essential to society, they also believe…

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Malcolm-Jamal Warner, Iconic Star of The Cosby Show, Dies at 54

“He was the voice of calm, of reason,” said longtime friend and collaborator Jill Scott. “Malcolm brought Black masculinity into…

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Charles B. Rangel, Trailblazing Harlem Lawmaker and Civil Rights Champion, Dies at 94

In 1970, Rangel was elected to Congress after defeating the legendary Rev. Adam Clayton Powell, Jr. He would go on…

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Clearing My Name Took Eight Years — And the Price Was Steep

"The cost of justice has been steep, but I stand here—battle-tested, unshaken, and resolute. I was always innocent. And now,…

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