Governor Scott’s Stand Your Ground Blue Ribbon Committee
The killing of Trayvon Martin has sparked a new discussion and a new demand for justice in Florida, the country and the world.
White House Hosts First African American Policy Conference
On November 9, 2011, the Obama Administration held the African American Policy in Action Leadership Conference.
Will Prison Privatization Save Florida Millions?
It does not matter what you think, believe, or want, because eventually the prisons in Florida will be privatized. Governor Rick Scott is a supporter of private prison operators in our state, and he is going to make that happen.
Is Scott Correct in Making PIP Optional?
Governor Scott and his Chief Financial Officer Jeff Atwater have decided that they can save Floridians money by getting rid of personal-injury protection (PIP).
The Visionary Leadership of Mayor Buddy Dyer
On March 10, 2011, Mayor Dyer delivered his State of the City address to many of his colleagues, business leaders, residents, and community leaders at City Hall. Mayor Dyer delivered a speech that inspired and motivated anyone who had the opportunity to listen to him articulate his achievements and what he believes.
Black History Committee 5th Annual Networking Celebration
The Black History Committee of Orange County held its 5th annual celebration on January 28, 2011 at the Wells Built Museum in Downtown Orlando. The mission of the Black History Committee of Orange County is to educate the citizens of Orange County and Americans about Black History, and improve the dialogue of the contributions that [...]
“Welcome Governor-Elect Rick Scott”
On January 4th, 2011, the new governor-elect Rick Scott, a Republican was sworn into office. The Republicans in Florida have not lost the governorship since 1994, and Governor Rick Scott has promised to streamline government, and make the state more attractive to businesses. Many of the political experts are puzzled and perplexed on how he [...]
Teresa Jacobs Is Passed The Mayor’s Gavel
On Tuesday morning, January 4, 2011, Teresa Jacobs was sworn in as Orange County new mayor. Surrounded by her husband of 29 years, and her four children, she was passed the mayor’s gavel. With her hand on a bible, repeating the oath of office, Teresa Jacobs received a standing ovation as she became the fourth [...]
