We’re now just days away from Election Day 2024, and my decision is no longer a complex one. In my first blog article, I explored whether Trump’s policies as a businessman could sway my vote. His stance on taxes, regulations, and business incentives seemed like a smart choice for someone like me. But after digging […]
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Let’s Be Real About Fascism Alright, let’s cut the jargon and get to the point. Fascism is one of those words people love to throw around, especially when they want to make someone look bad. But do we even know what it really means? It’s not just a synonym for “someone I don’t like.” Fascism
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I was born Black, and I’ll die Black. I grew up Black, whatever that’s supposed to mean. Raised by Black parents, went to Black churches, and attended Black schools. I lived in a Black community. Simply put, the Black community and culture are in my blood, part of who I am. Now, I’ll be fair—those
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Pensacola, FL | October 21, 2024 (Original Publication Date) Update (October 22, 2024, 6:20 AM) During my investigation, I uncovered that the discretionary funds allocation for BRACE is listed on the consent agenda for the upcoming City Council meeting on October 24, 2024. Items placed on the consent agenda are generally routine and expected to
Pensacola’s District 5 is at a crossroads. With Councilwoman Toni “Teniadé” Broughton vying to keep her seat, newcomer Jenori Burroughs has thrown her hat in the ring. But this isn’t just a competition between two names on a ballot—it’s a battle between tradition and fresh ideas. The question for District 5 voters is clear: who do you want representing you?
August 12, 2024 | Pensacola, Florida In a case that could change the conversation on civil rights in America, Pensacola resident Jonathan Garrett Green is suing some of the most powerful figures in the country—President Joseph R. Biden Jr., Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, South Carolina Governor Henry McMaster, and Pensacola Mayor D.C. Reeves (Darcy Reeves).
By Brandon Williams Being a consultant has profoundly satisfied a deep-seated longing in my life, allowing me to harness long-honed skills that have become second nature. This role fulfills my inherent desire to assist others, imbuing my daily existence with purpose. I’ve always been a fixer at heart; even as a child, I was fascinated
Introduction In a twist that reads like a political thriller, the Supreme Court is poised on the brink of history, juggling a docket so explosive it could reshape America’s legal landscape. The spotlight intensifies as former President Donald Trump’s legal battles climb the steps of the nation’s highest judicial platform, challenging the very notions of
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Happy Saturday, trendsetters! As you ease into your weekend vibes, we’ve got the fresh scoop that’s been stirring up the scene. Grab your latte, kick back, and dive into the essential tidbits that are defining conversations, from groundbreaking pharmacy updates to global whispers that are turning heads. Pharmacy Revolution: The Pill at Your Local Counter
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In the heart of Pensacola, a community battle unfolds over the fate of the Malcolm Yonge Gym, with citizens mounting a spirited campaign against the city’s demolition plans. At the forefront, Jonathan Green, a local activist and former mayoral candidate, alongside Teresa Hill, spearheads the resistance, challenging the Pensacola City Council’s recent decision through a
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