The Black Miami community erased overnight
According to newspaper reports from August 1947, 45 families - 119 people, including 70 children - were evicted.
From segregation to the Polk County bench: Judge Timothy Coon's journey
Timothy Coon was Polk County's first Black judge, a retired Air Force Reserve officer, an avid golfer, a married man of 48 years and father.
Florida has one of the smallest racial wealth gaps in the U.S.: Report
The state of Florida has one of the smallest wealth gaps by race and ethnicity, according to a WalletHub report ...
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See how many people in Florida don't have bank accounts—and where the most unbanked Americans live
Where are Americans least likely to use a bank? Spokeo analyzed data from the FDIC to illustrate where banking is falling ...
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Gov. DeSantis keeps Florida in the dark by obstructing government transparency | Opinion
There was a time when Florida set the gold standard for open government. Our Sunshine laws were the envy of the nation. Those days are over.
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Black History Month Minute: Black and Indigineous communities in North Central Florida
The relationships between Indigenous tribes and formerly enslaved Black people in the U.S. were complex, shaped by historical ...
This historian wants you to learn Broward’s Black history. His flashcards might help
Emmanuel George holds a deck of Black Broward Flashcards that he created to celebrate and educate about the county’s rich Black history. Carl Juste cjuste@miamiherald.com Not everyone in Broward knows ...