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Daniel Wynn and Padrica Mendez Remembered - The Florida Star

Jacksonville, Florida · Jacksonville

Daniel Wynn and Padrica Mendez Remembered - The Florida Star

Daniel R. Wynn The First Coast community is experiencing painful and heavy losses due to the deaths of Daniel Ruben Wynn (79) on Sunday, February 23, 2025 and Padrica Mendez (87) on Wednesday, February 26, 2025. Mendez and Wynn were cultural treasures who shared their talents throughout the community and the world at large. Like James Weldon and John Rosemond Johnson, Mendez and Wynn were Jacksonville/LaVilla born natives; they too along with…See the Story

Remembering John Lewis on What Would Have Been his 85th Birthday - The Florida Star

John Lewis · Jacksonville

Remembering John Lewis on What Would Have Been his 85th Birthday - The Florida Star

Civil Rights Activist Rodney L. Hurst Sr. and Congressman John Lewis (Picture courtesy of Frank M. Powell) The John and Lillian Miles Lewis Foundation is leading a year-long celebration to honor Rep. John Lewis. Friday, February 21 would have been the Civil Rights Icon / Congressman’s 85th Birthday. They are kicking things off with a #JohnLewisSelfie social media campaign. “Our goal is to bring to life John Lewis’ passion for equality and …See the Story

Historic American Beach Residents Put Nassau County on Notice - The Florida Star

Jacksonville, Florida · Jacksonville

Historic American Beach Residents Put Nassau County on Notice - The Florida Star

Vehicle tracks on beach Fernandina Beach, Fla. – Feb. 13, 2025, Located along the picturesque shores of Northeast Florida in Nassau County lies a half mile-long enclave of homes and historic structures known as American Beach. Listed on the national register of historic places, American Beach was a sanctuary for African American families during a time when they were denied access to public amenities including beaches. Celebrating its 90th …See the Story

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Celebrating Black History Month: Six Prominent Brunswick Natives Who Held Presidential Positions at HBCU’s - The Florida Star

Black History Month · Jacksonville

Celebrating Black History Month: Six Prominent Brunswick Natives Who Held Presidential Positions at HBCU’s - The Florida Star

THE GEORGIA STAR – Brunswick City commissioners recently commemorated Black History Month by recognizing the significant contributions of its Black citizens, particularly those who have served in leadership roles at historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs). During a recent commissioners’ meeting, the Rev. John Fields, from First Jordan Grove Missionary Baptist Church highlighted six prominent Brunswick natives who held presidential p…See the Story

Commentary: The All State HBCU Legacy Bowl Continues to Shine and Reach New Heights - The Florida Star

NFL · Jacksonville

Commentary: The All State HBCU Legacy Bowl Continues to Shine and Reach New Heights - The Florida Star

James B. Ewers Jr, Ed.D. Let’s score another victory for the All State HBCU Legacy Bowl. Its appeal to fans in football land is soaring higher with each passing year. The game with teams named in honor of legendary coaches, Eddie Robinson (Grambling State University) and Jake Gaither (Florida A&M University) was held on Saturday, February 22nd at Yulman Stadium in New Orleans Louisiana. It was televised on The NFL Network. Congratulations are …See the Story

Commentary: Having Brotherly and Sisterly Love in America Today - The Florida Star

Salvation Army · Jacksonville

Commentary: Having Brotherly and Sisterly Love in America Today - The Florida Star

James B. Ewers Jr, Ed.D. Like everything, America has changed. Things we did in the past, we don’t do anymore. Do we need some of the things and customs we did in years long ago? That probably depends upon where you are in your life today. Age and experiences are telling when it comes to what you want and what you expect. Living long lives means that you have watched the country evolve and as a result you are able to compare yesteryear with th…See the Story

Open house planned for Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Park enhancement project

Martin Luther King Jr. · Rochester

Open house planned for Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Park enhancement project

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ROCHESTER — The City of Rochester Parks & Recreation Department invites residents to learn more about upcoming enhancements to Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. (RDMLKJ) Park. Located at 1738 E Center Street, the upgrades will enhance existing facilities while introducing new amenities, including restrooms and a splash pad water playground. In addition, the basketball courts, playground, picnic shelters and community gardens will be expanded and …See the Story

Commentary: Black History Isn’t a Month. It’s All the Time. - The Florida Star

Commentary: Black History Isn’t a Month. It’s All the Time. - The Florida Star

James B. Ewers Jr, Ed.D. There are some events that you can’t relegate to a day, week or month. During these times, almost everything has a designation. Some simply last longer than others do. Over my life cycle, I have had my share of reflections. Some celebrations have remained in our America over the years. Black History Month has gone through a few changes as far as the name goes. It began as Negro History Week in 1926. Carter G. Woodson, …See the Story

Netherlands to Return its Share of Nigeria’s Looted Treasures: 120 Statues Set for Repatriation

Netherlands to Return its Share of Nigeria’s Looted Treasures: 120 Statues Set for Repatriation

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A museum in the Netherlands has announced it will return 119 bronze artifacts looted from the old Kingdom of Benin in West Africa. One of the most notorious and ongoing disputes over looted art during colonial activities, most of the hundreds of Benin Bronzes stolen from the kingdom by the British in the 19th century […] The post Netherlands to Return its Share of Nigeria’s Looted Treasures: 120 Statues Set for Repatriation appeared first on Goo…See the Story