Let’s give a collective virtual round of applause to all of South Florida’s educators! As a journalism professor at Florida Memorial University, I know, firsthand, this simple gesture of support …
EDITOR’S NOTE | Legacy South Florida Education Issue 2021 By Russell Motley | Read More »
Educators are certainly one of the most important members of our society. Like the students before us, the teaching community is not a homogeneous group, and we wouldn’t want them …
The past year and a half has surely taken a heavy toll on our children and youth. Public schools shut down abruptly after Spring Break 2020 and worked to transition …
Teachers are often lauded as important and integral to the future success of our communities. And they absolutely are! Our future literally rests in the hands of teachers and our …
The COVID-19 pandemic can be a great time to grow your business. It’s true that 2020 and 2021 have been difficult for many companies, however, opportunities can be found within …
The numbers of new cases and deaths due to the COVID-19 pandemic continue to decline, but this health crisis is by no means over. The progress that has been made …
As I write this column, we are remembering the day one year ago that George Perry Floyd Jr. was murdered by a Minnesota police officer who held his knee on …
It has often been said that education is the crane that lifts people out of poverty, and certainly the Black community has encouraged those of its children who could go …
If You Want to Fight If you want to fight, go to court. If you want to bury your opponent in legal fees/cost or be vindicated with a sense of …
In the Franks Jennings family both parents were diagnosed with Alzheimer’s Disease and Dementia within one year of each other. Early in 2008, the mother, Wilhelmina Franks Jennings, was diagnosed …