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Miami Gardens entrepreneur launches shared office space after cancer diagnosis

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By David L. Snelling As a cancer survivor, Joy St. Clair, 39, overcame adversity to reach the pinnacle of entrepreneurship. The Liberty City native is co-founder of Co-Space, a coworking studio in Miami Gardens which helps entrepreneurs achieve their dreams.  Some can’t afford their own facilities or rent, so Co-Space offers shared space and ample […]

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A high-stakes Friday: Florida judge to hear challenge to new US House map

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WUSF | By Douglas Soule Florida’s new congressional map faces a major court test Friday. Advocacy groups say it violates the state Constitution’s anti-partisan gerrymandering protections. Gov. Ron DeSantis’ administration is pushing back. A high-stakes hearing is scheduled Friday morning in a Tallahassee courtroom, as advocacy groups challenge a new state congressional map that boosts the

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The economic chilling effect of Trump’s immigration crackdown

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Greg Rosalsky Shortly after Inauguration Day in 2025, Planet Money visited Little Village, a predominantly Mexican-American neighborhood in Chicago. It felt oddly quiet for what was usually a bustling part of the city, almost like a ghost town. The Trump administration had signaled it was about to do big ICE raids there (and eventually did). Many in the community

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Miami’s mental health crisis requires more than conversation

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By Lixon Nelson During Mental Health Awareness Month, discussions highlight therapy and access to healthcare. These are essential. Yet for many Miami residents, mental health is shaped by dignity, stability, opportunity, and hope, core needs that demand attention beyond conversation. As a Haitian-American leader, disability advocate, and someone who has faced a learning disability and

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Support Black businesses beyond Black History Month

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By Keely Gideon-Taylor Every year, this issue gives us a chance to recognize the influential and powerful professionals who keep South Florida moving forward. In 2026, we highlight another group of professionals who are leading boldly. Being a powerful leader in South Florida’s professional community means understanding that your success is never yours alone —

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Advising company helps tech startups navigate funding challenges

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By Kallan Louis One South Florida-based consulting company is establishing itself as a powerful resource for cash-strapped Black tech startups.   Eric A. Williams is the president and CEO of Alistair Chanelle Group, a Miami-based tech advising company serving as a one-stop-shop for Black and Latinx tech founders. Williams started the company in 2020 after

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District 1 financial literacy symposium equips students to make informed decisions

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Special To Legacy As we commemorate the 100th District 1 proudly announced the continuation of its impactful Financial Literacy Senior Symposium, now entering its third year under the leadership of School Board Member Dr. Steve Gallon III, with its first stops at Miami Norland and Miami Carol City Senior High Schools. This signature initiative remains

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Miami Gardens entrepreneur launches shared office space after cancer diagnosis

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By David L. Snelling As a cancer survivor, Joy St. Clair, 39, overcame adversity to reach the pinnacle of entrepreneurship. The Liberty City native is co-founder of Co-Space, a coworking studio in Miami Gardens which helps entrepreneurs achieve their dreams.  Some can’t afford their own facilities or rent, so Co-Space offers shared space and ample

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