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Business

Fostering inclusivity and innovation: Creating places and spaces for all women

HEAVYN LESTER - September 22, 2023

Thanks to three pop culture icons, this summer has officially been dubbed #BillionGirlSummer. Taylor Swift, Beyoncé, and “Barbie” by way of Greta Gerwig’s latest...

Business

Business As Usual Consulting Announces Homecare Conference;Draws National Attendees

SPECIAL TO THE RECORDER - September 22, 2023

Indy agency empowering entrepreneurs and addressing systemic homecare gaps Ind. (August 10, 2023)—Just announced, Business As Usual Consulting will host a two-day, homecare conference. The...

Opinion

Book bans & public libraries

HEAVYN LESTER - September 22, 2023

"They be our national treasure / they be / our priceless charge" (A Dark and Splendid Mass 47-48) are the lingering words of Mari...

Opinion

Effective today

HEAVYN LESTER - September 25, 2023

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UP0FISeD-8M What have you walked away from? Author Zora Neale Hurston once said, "I have the nerve to walk my own way, however hard, in...

Opinion

Forget being strong

HEAVYN LESTER - September 25, 2023

I’m laying here in bed, on a gorgeous Friday afternoon, sipping water with lime and twiddling my toes. Blaring on the tv is a...

Opinion

What are we doing wrong?

LARRY SMITH - September 25, 2023

A few weeks ago I wrote about some of the concerns that I have regarding my teenaged son. Despite those concerns, I have every...

Local News

‘I’m a soldier first’: Senior, Black female vets share experience in U.S. Military

STAFF - September 25, 2023

Being a soldier runs deep in Aletha Calloway’s family. Her mother, father and two uncles were all in the U.S. Military. Growing up, she recalls...

Opinion

Till (Till you do right by me…)

HEAVYN LESTER - September 25, 2023

We entered hushed, our eyes spoke, and with our heads, we greeted hello. Old friends broke the silence by introducing children and grandchildren. Blacks...

Politics

Crossroads Public Affairs provides new approach to statewide community engagement on Black policy issues

MARSHAWN WOLLEY - September 25, 2023

If you ever wondered what you would do if you lived during the Black civil rights movement of the 1960s, you have an opportunity...

Opinion

Florida’s history standards claim slavery included ‘benefit’ to Black Americans

DEVON DAVIS - September 25, 2023

Florida Board of Education approved controversial new standards for teaching Black history in the state’s public schools. The move has already received criticism from the president...

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