For he will forever live in our hearts On or about July 22nd, Jack calls me to tell me that he was diagnosed with Covid-19. At the time, I didn’t make much of it. He was talking fine and I had never seen Jack not being able to overcome any obstacles.As the virus progressed harming […]
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Deadline to Register to Vote October 5th. Planning to Vote in the GeneralElection during these challenging times of the pandemic. This may raise thoughtful health concerns for the best manner to ensure your safety and the safety of your family members. Fortunately, you have options to participate in the upcoming election process. For vote-by-mail ballot […]
BY LORENZO CANIZARES The count now is 182,923 people that has officially passed away because of Covid-19. The projections are for 300,000 by November. I sincerely believe that is low-balling. Why? because we are coming now to a point that medical science is going to be placed aside to accommo-date the needs of the economy. […]
By Irving Vinger M.D. Lately each federal election has felt like the election of our lifetime and this one really is. On November 3rd, 2020, American citizens will exercise their right and responsibility by casting their votes in person or by mail-in ballots if we still have a functioning public postal ser-vice. Their vote will […]
curated by Fritzie Reforms and the Elites… There’s a tendency in U.S. progressive politics to focus on rehabilitating capital-ism for working people. Elizabeth Warren’s campaign for president had the patina of an “anti-corruption” cru-sade, giving a populist spin to technocratic fixes that would update the embedded liberalism of the postwar era for the twenty-first century…. […]
BY DARNELL ROBERTS African Ameri… just say BlackPeople of Col… just say BlackUnderserved Commu… just say BlackDivers…just say BlackYou see where I’m going here? No? Let me explain…I recently traced my family roots back to the 1700s. That Ancestry DNA Kit stayed on top of my fridge for 5 months before I sent it in. […]
By Gabe Ignetti A dark cloud has descended on America and we stand at a crossroads.Our present situation brings to mind the story about BenFranklin when he was walk-ing out of Independence Hall after the Constitutional Convention in 1787, and someone shouted out, “Doctor, what have we got? A republic or a monar-chy?” to which […]
The Labor Community of South Florida (LCA) is pleased to announce its endorsement of the below mentioned candidates. These candidates have being endorsed because we believe that they will be the most caring and hard working people for the people of Miami Gardens. Miami Dade County Mayor: Danielle Levine Cava Miami Dade State Attorney: Melba […]
South Florida lost one of our most dedicated and tireless progressive political activists this weekend with the passing of Mitchell Stollberg. Despite serious health issues Mitchel could always be counted on and was on the front lines of the struggles for social and environmental justice. An unabashed Berniecrat Mitch not only talked the talked, he […]