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The Atlanta-based company, Out of Hand Theater aims to better explain and illustrate Atlanta’s homelessness issues in their newest production, How To Make A Home. Photo by Noah Washington/The Atlanta Voice by Noah Washington In 2024, Atlanta saw a 7% increase in its homeless population, reaching approximately 2,867 individuals, including those in shelters and those living […]

Courtesy of Westside Gazette By Lt. Ken Roland FORT LAUDERDALE, FL — A legal battle over the ownership of a historic community landmark began on Monday as the trial between the Grand Lodge of the Elks and Sader Investments, LLC commenced. Presided over by Judge Haines, the case concerns the disputed sale of land belonging to

This week, the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors approved a motion authored by Supervisors Holly J. Mitchell and Janice Hahn to reinstate and strengthen a pilot program by June 2025 to better serve unhoused residents at LA County libraries in need of mental health support. The motion directs the LA County Department of Mental

Dr. Yvette Giles Stuart and Bobby R.  Henry. Sr. Courtesy of Westside Gazette FORT LAUDERDALE, FL– Broward County’s business, political and community leaders and collaborators gathered on February 19th to celebrate the grand opening of History Fort Lauderdale’s newest permanent exhibit, “Roots of Resilience: The Journey of Black Broward.” This significant exhibit, developed in collaboration with

Envato Elements By Kionne McGhee, Miami-Dade County Commissioner The elimination of property taxes on primary homes in Florida isn’t just a policy issue – it’s a moral imperative. For middle-class families, seniors, and veterans, the dream of homeownership represents more than just a roof over their heads. It’s a source of dignity, pride, and the

Sunrise on Wooden Pier, Amelia Island, Florida – Getty Images Fernandina Beach, Fla. – Feb. 13, 2025, Located along the picturesque shores of Northeast Florida in Nassau County lies a half mile-long enclave of homes and historic structures known as American Beach. Listed on the national register of historic places, American Beach was a sanctuary for African

By Delawareblack  Via #Delaware.gov: When Dr. King spoke to the packed audience in the Howard High School auditorium on September 12, 1960, he delivered a message of patience and persistence. “Protest, yes, but with dignity and discipline to achieve our goals,” said King in this newspaper clipping from the News Journal..Dr. King’s first and only visit