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For more than 50 years, February has served as a tribute to the rich history and invaluable contributions of Black Americans. In Greater Fort Lauderdale, the Black community has played a pivotal role in shaping our history and continues to be a vital part of our future. Here are a few events…
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Greater Fort Lauderdale is known for its diversity in culture and cuisine, and that includes a rich selection of Black restaurateurs serving up everything from southern barbecue and Caribbean dishes to desserts and global fare. Take your pick to find your next favorite eatery to support. Even…
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African Americans like me who grew up “Florida Southern” had a peculiar take on things. Admittedly, Florida tastes are different from other parts of the South. You can see it in the clothing. You can hear it in the music. And, then there’s the food. We love to talk about it as much as we love to eat…
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History was made when the John U. Lloyd State Park in Dania Beach, FL was renamed the Dr. Von D…
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As the story goes, Fort Lauderdale business pioneer Levi Henry was misquoted by one of the daily…
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I used to feel a little apologetic telling people that I was born in Florida and had never moved…
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