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Author Sadie Dingfelder

Author Sadie Dingfelder on her journey to discovering she is face blind and how to cope

Science writer Sadie Dingfelder always knew she was different but never understood how or why until one day she mistook a stranger for her husband in a grocery store. She had been teasing her husband...

Black women after the 2024 vote

Black voters are sorting out their political allies after all ethnicities left them standing virtually alone beside Vice-president Kamala Harris.

Help, hope and vote

Help for the community gem, the Dr. Walter L Smith Library which suffered roof damage in hurricane Milton.

Black architecture, history and power

The historical importance of the builders is on topic as Jerel McCants, Tampa Bay-based architect, talks about his book “The Architecture of Segregation: the hierarchy of spaces and places”. Sunday Forum October 13, 2024 8am...
A man in a blue suit stands at a podium with people behind him holding signs.

Defending the ‘Stop WOKE’ law in court could cost Florida taxpayers $750,000 in legal fees

The appeals court described Florida's Stop WOKE law as the “latest attempt to control speech by recharacterizing it as conduct.

life of Dr. Walter Smith, the black male vote

Dr. Walter Smith served as Florida A & M University president during a critical, transformative time.

Defending democracy, racism as a public health crisis

Democracy Day, Ozone Day, Russia, The United States, private mercenaries, contractors and the new scramble for Africa's resources.

Full Armor Liberation

Armor-up, fight for peace
A woman with shoulder-length brown hair talks into a radio microphone about her organization's vision for Tampa's Franklin Street corridor.

Talking preservation and planning in Tampa Bay, plus the upcoming Uhuru trial

Preservation is often associated with old buildings, and the past, but working to keep historic structures and neighborhoods from being demolished not only opens the door for a city’s residents and visitors to continue their...

DNC dynamic speeches, war and economics

Korey Wise (center) and New York Councilman Yusef Salaam (left) and two other exonerated men with Rev. Al Sharpton.

Black Women’s Empowerment

Drawn from research conducted over the course of a decade, education scholar Rachelle Winkle Wagner elevates in The Chosen We : Black Women’s Empowerment In Higher Education the experiences and oral histories of 105 accomplished,...

Celebrating Black achievement

Former President Barack Obama celebrates his 63rd birthday as Vice-president Kamala Harris continues her trajectory to be the Democratic nominee for President of the United States. Former president #45 attend the National Association of Black...
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