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Read MoreWhy I No Longer Use The Hashtag #GirlKeepGoing—I’m Happy Now!
Someone asked me why I don’t use #GirlKeepGoing anymore. Here’s why… #GirlKeepGoing was needed, when I was going through (you know the story). Derived from the actual title of my book, “Girl, Keep Going: Healing is Now in Session,” it was how I motivated myself. At the time, I didn’t know how shit was gonna turnout, but I just knew I had to keep going, in order to get to the other side of the pain I felt. The energy I was operating in was sad, depressed, angry, and alluhdat.…
Read MoreMichele Rayner Makes History as the First Black Queer Woman Elected to Represent District 70 in the Florida House.
Civil Rights Attorney, Michele Rayner declares victory in the Florida House race for District 70. With tears flowing, she gave a resounding and moving acceptance speech at the Carter G. Woodson Museum in the presence of her many supporters. This win is truly one for the history books. In a crowded field, Rayner emerged victorious by earning 31% percent of the vote with 100% of the precincts reporting. Rayner faced off against Keisha Bell, Michelle Grimsely, and Mark Oliver. The peoples champion is headed to Tallahassee. We ran with integrity.…
Read MoreCaprice Edmond – Candidate for Pinellas County School Board District 7
Experience, passion, and dedication both inside and outside of the classroom are qualities needed in a school board candidate and Caprice Edmond holds all of those plus more. Too often the practice of placing individuals in leadership that do not reflect the community of which they represent has been the tale of the tape in politics, especially in Pinellas County. However, in this race the community has been very vocal in its backing of Edmond because of her outstanding leadership and presence. Significant campaign endorsements have been received by, the…
Read MoreBlack and Blue: A Conversation with Black Officers of the St. Petersburg Police Department
Black and Blue: A Conversation with Black Officers of the St. Petersburg Police Department The Tampa Bay Breakfast Club, held a virtual conversation with Black officers from the St. Petersburg Police Department and other community members. The event was moderated by Regional Director of Organize Florida and President of the Child’s Park Neighborhood Association, Bro. John Muhammad and Unisha Bullard and Tony Williams. Chief Anthony Holloway, Assistant Chief Antonio Gilliam, Major Frank Williams, Major Mathew Furse, Major Patrice Hubbard, Major Frank Williams, Rev. Kenny Irby-non sworn officer – Civilian Director, …
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