News for the Black community
Women’s History Month is celebrated in March. This year, the Pompano Beach chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity held a ceremony at Apollo Park honoring the women of Pompano Beach. Vice Mayor Beverly Perkins and City Commissioner Cyndy Floyd were in attendance. Decorative signs featuring the women of Pompano were also placed along Esther Rolle
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Artist Talk with Walter Griffin Now Until April 30th Photographer Walter Griffin discusses his inspiration for his photos of ladies in church hats on view in the exhibition “The Longer the Feather” at Bailey Contemporary Arts. Somos Vida | We are Life Art ExhibitApr 9th – Jun 30th 12:00 am | Pompano Beach Cultural Center
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Florida has some of the strictest punishments for firearm possessions for felons. Simply having a gun on your person after a felony conviction can lead to lengthy jail time, according to Florida Statute 790.23, which states that it’s a crime for a felon to carry a firearm either constructively or actually. Sadly, society assumes that
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As the pandemic rages on, people are still looking for ways to make ends meet. New research by the Urban-Brookings Tax Policy Center shows that a fourth stimulus check could help over seven million people out of poverty, especially Black people. According to the study, the third stimulus check that many just received as part
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Hi Annie, My boyfriend and I have been together for about seven years now. During COVID-19 we took a short break and then got back together. Well, since we’ve been back, things have been so different. He used to love to take me out and take pics of me and post them. Now, it’s like
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