The Miami Times • 11th May 2022 Rising costs drive residents to food banks in droves Needs grow amid inflation and supply shortages
The Miami Times • 4th May 2022 The soprano star with Miami roots Kyaunnee Richardson preps for operatic season
The Miami Times • 11th May 2022 Rising costs drive residents to food banks in droves Needs grow amid inflation and supply shortages
The Miami Times • 11th May 2022 Today’s biggest acts to perform at Essence Fest Concert to be held in-person and virtually
The Miami Times • 4th May 2022 Florida reacts to likelihood of Roe reversal by Supreme Court Florida lawmakers have responded to a leaked draft opinion suggesting that the U.S. Supreme Court is planning to overturn the landmark 1973 Roe v. Wade case that legalized abortion nationwide.
The Miami Times • 4th May 2022 Leyla McCalla brings Haitian stories to Miami stage Leyla McCalla is preparing for the May 6 premiere of her theatrical performance, “Breaking the Thermometer to Hide the Fever,” at the Miami Theater Center.
The Miami Times • 4th May 2022 The soprano star with Miami roots Kyaunnee Richardson preps for operatic season
The Miami Times • 27th April 2022 Kunya Rowley paves way for local Black queer artists ‘Smoke, Lilies and Jade’ performance April 29
The Miami Times • 27th April 2022 ‘Overture to Overtown’ jazz fest returns for 10th year The Betsy Hotel, which has been honoring Historic Overtown’s legacy for a decade through its annual “Overture to Overtown” jazz festival, has a series of performances lined up for the week in time to celebrate International Jazz Day on April 30.
The Miami Times • 27th April 2022 A weekend of West African beats in Overtown Two internationally acclaimed musicians are bringing the rhythms of West African beats to Overtown’s Black Archives Historic Lyric Theater this weekend, in an event presented by the Dranoff International 2 Piano Foundation.
The Miami Times • 27th April 2022 Florida releases examples of banned math textbooks Florida’s Department of Education released examples of “problematic elements” found in math textbooks that were not approved by the state, including graphs and word problems discussing racism and practicing empathy with other classmates.
The Miami Times • 20th April 2022 Judge rules against residents in Miami Grand Prix court battle Race to go on but could be challenged in future