The Miami Times

South Florida’s oldest and largest Black newspaper, established in 1923. Winner of the General Excellence Award from the NNPA.

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#SouthFlorida radio icon @Papa_Keith is stepping into a new national role with @iHeartMedia while continuing to connect with listeners through @1035TheBeat and his podcast. Read more about the next chapter in his career.

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Researchers at @UMiamiHealth are tackling #HealthDisparities affecting #Black communities through groundbreaking work in mental health, sleep science and cancer research. See how local scientists are driving change and why community support matters.

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South Florida gospel artists and national headliners are set to lift spirits at #GospelFestMiami Weekend at the @ArshtCenter. From powerful performances to conversations on faith, music and wellness, there’s something for every generation.

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#GospelMusic

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More than 30 works by #ErnieBarnes are now on display in #Overtown as Hampton Art Lovers explores the connection between sports, art and Black identity. Discover why this #ArtExhibition is drawing attention from across #SouthFlorida.

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#BlackArt

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#SouthFlorida’s debut of #TheColorPurple arrives at the Pompano Beach Cultural Center, carrying the legacy of beloved actress Toddra Brunson. See how the cast turned grief into a tribute and why this production means so much to the community.

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#Haiti’s return to the #FIFAWorldCup is fueling a global celebration of Haitian culture, from music and food to art, film and fashion. See how the diaspora is embracing this historic moment and what it means beyond the pitch.

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#HaitianCulture #Diaspora

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#SouthFlorida activists, faith leaders and residents are raising concerns about Florida’s new congressional map and its impact on Black representation, voting power, public education and affordability.

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#FloridaPolitics #Redistricting #VotingRights

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#Juneteenth marked the end of slavery, but freedom required more than emancipation. From anti-literacy laws to the rise of HBCUs, learn how education became a pathway to liberation for formerly enslaved Black Americans.

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#Education #BlackHistory #HBCU

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#Juneteenth marks a pivotal moment in American history, but how much is widely understood about its origins and legacy? From General Order No. 3 to its recognition as a federal holiday, explore the facts, history and lasting significance.

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#BlackHistory

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Why did @FIFA require #Haiti’s soccer team to change its World Cup jersey before its first 2026 match? The controversy has sparked new conversations about #HaitianHistory, independence and the legacy of revolutionary leader Jean-Jacques Dessalines.

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What does #Freedom look like to Black Miamians in 2026? Ahead of #Juneteenth, community leaders, activists, historians and young residents share powerful reflections on history, opportunity, culture and the work still ahead. #Miami #BlackHistory

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#MiamiDade students, parents and educators are watching closely as @MDCPS considers school consolidations, boundary changes and budget cuts tied to declining enrollment. What could it mean for schools like Lenora B. Smith, Rainbow Park and Parkway?

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Could your voter registration be at risk? Some Miami-Dade voters may be under eligibility review and face removal from voter rolls if they don't respond. Learn what to check before the next election. @NAACP #VoteReady #MiamiDade #VotingRights

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Should Miami-Dade focus on saving school buildings or expanding educational opportunity? Educator Carla P. Hibbert-Latimer argues school closures could create new pathways for learning and community growth. #MiamiDade #Education #SchoolClosures

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From Liberty City to the NFL and back home with the Miami Dolphins, Tutu Atwell is living his dream. The Super Bowl champion reflects on his journey, hometown pride and giving back to South Florida youth. @MiamiDolphins #FinsUp #Miami #NFL #LibertyCity

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After layoffs and #DEI rollbacks, many #BlackWomen are turning setbacks into new opportunities through #Entrepreneurship, consulting and business ownership. Their stories highlight resilience, reinvention and economic empowerment. #BusinessNews

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A new documentary from #Questlove explores the legacy, music and cultural impact of Earth, Wind & Fire. Premiering at the #Tribeca Film Festival, the film looks at the band's rise, challenges and enduring influence across generations. #EarthWindAndFire

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At 11 years old, Christopher Gay is a gifted student by day and a crowd-pleasing moko jumbie by night. Meet the young stilt walker helping keep #BahamianCulture alive through #Junkanoo performances at #CoconutGrove’s #GoombayFestival. #LittleBahamas

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#Juneteenth celebrations are happening across Miami-Dade with concerts, festivals, community gatherings, book fairs, panel discussions and family-friendly events honoring Black history, culture and freedom. #MiamiDade #BlackHistory #BlackCulture #Miami

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The race to succeed retiring @RepWilson is taking shape. Former Miami-Dade Commissioner Oliver Gilbert III and state Sen. @ShevrinJones have officially entered the contest for #FL24. #SouthFlorida #MiamiDade #BrowardCounty #Election2026

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