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Commissioners Jordan, Bovo Recognize Heroic Bus Driver

MIAMI-DADE COUNTY – Miami-Dade County Commissioners Barbara J. Jordan and Esteban Bovo, Jr. presented a commendation to bus operator Elijah Saleem for saving a family of three from drowning after the family’s car plunged into a canal on Feb. 18. The commendation took place at the Board of County Commissioners’ March 5 meeting.

Miami-Dade Transit bus operator Elijah Saleem receives a commendation at the March 5 County Commission meeting. (Photos by Ryan Holloway / Miami-Dade County)

Pérez Art Museum Miami Honors Gloria Luria at Annual International Women’s Committee Luncheon

(Miami, FL) – On February 20, Pérez Art Museum Miami (PAMM) hosted its annual International Women’s Committee Luncheon, an intimate celebration chaired by Darlene Boytell-Pérez and presented by a global women’s fashion brand, Lafayette 148 New York. Honoring Brooklyn native Gloria Luria, an art enthusiast and collector, for her many contributions to the arts in Miami, PAMM’s International Women’s Committee works to further women’s empowerment in the arts to create a more balanced representation in the industry.

LEFT: Nancy Luria Cohen, Franklin Sirmans, Gloria Luria, & Peter Luria RIGHT: Darlene Boytell-Pérez &  Pamela Luria. Photos by WorldRedEye.com

The 2nd Annual Black History Celebration Spins Stories of Excellence and Knowledge

On Friday, February 22, 2019 at the Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts, there was a showcase of talent, storytellers, Poets, Dancers, Drummers, Singers, Actors and Actresses. This was a wonderful evening of Black time travel, where the vision of the two directors Dr. Sybil Johnson PHD, and Sydel LeGrande MD. beaconed a call to our ancestors, they were honored   with a phenomenal performance from everyone involved.

Commissioner Jordan Hosts 6th Annual Black Heritage Festival

MIAMI GARDENS – Miami-Dade County Commissioner Barbara Jordan kicked off the festivities by joining the energized crowd in doing the Wakanda salute from the movie “Black Panther” at her sixth annual Black Heritage Festival. Approximately 500 residents flocked to Miami Carol City Park to celebrate Black History Month and the contributions of African Americans at the annual festival.

Commissioner Jordan and Miami Gardens Mayor Oliver Gilbert greet the crowd as they kick off the 6th Annual Black Heritage Festival. (Photos by Armando Rodriguez/ Miami-Dade County)

Caribbean Legal and Media Powerhouses Join Forces in South Florida

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. - Two of South Florida's premier Caribbean diaspora entities formed an alliance on the evening of January 30, 2019. The Caribbean Bar Association (CBA) signed a memorandum of understanding with Island Syndicate, the media, arts, and entertainment creative agency behind international television brands including ‘Taste the Islands’, award-winning print publications, acclaimed art exhibitions including ‘The Reggae Reel’ and the upcoming ‘Caribbean Culinary Museum and Theater Exhibition Series’, and the production of major events in South Florida.

From left to right: CBA Treasurer Dominique Burkhardt, CBA Past President Niyala Harrison, CBA Board Member Laselve Harrison, CBA President-Elect Tricia-Gaye Cotterell, CBA President Charise Morgan-Joseph, Island Syndicate Directors David I. Muir & Calibe Thompson, CBA Board Member Hilary Creary, and CBA Secretary Sasha Francis. | Photo credit: Anisha C Atchanah, Esq

Thousands Attend Black History Month Concert to Benefit North Miami Residents

North Miami, FL – It was a party with a purpose this Saturday in the city of North Miami at the 4thAnnual NoMi Fest. Thousands of festival attendees witnessed their favorite R&B and Old School artists perform at Cagni Park, with a goal to help local residents facing financial hardship. On hand performing were musical acts Teenear, Crystal Waters, AZ Yet, Chante’ Moore and 112. iHeartRadio personality Papa Keith was this year’s host.

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