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07/19/2025

Good Trouble Lives On: Honoring John Lewis with Action in Miami
"We turn legacy into action."

On July 17, the streets of Miami lit up with purpose as Florida Rising and the Black Liberation Alliance Movement (BLAM) came together to honor the legacy of John Lewis — not just with words, but with work.

In this powerful video, hear raw, heartfelt discussion by Florida Rep. Dotie Joseph from District 108 as well as testimonials from community organizers and freedom fighters such as Black Liberation Alliance Movement, Florida Rising and more who were sweeping streets, feeding families, raising voices, and building justice block by block.

From Roots Collective to Good Trouble Blvd, this was more than a tribute — it was a living, breathing movement.

📍 Roots Collective, 6610 NW 15th Ave, Miami, FL
🗓️ Thursday, July 17
🕯️ 4:00 PM until the candles went out

This is what real-time resistance looks like.
This is what legacy in action feels like.
This is .

07/17/2025

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When the sun sets, the true gentlemen rise-join us for an evening where brunch meets bold sophistication.

07/17/2025

Book signing time at the Roots Bookstore & Market Place today! Don't miss their next event.

07/12/2025

There's no time like today to build a future...

07/12/2025

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07/09/2025

Vin jwenn nou pou tout kouvèti sa a sou reyinyon konsèy administrasyon Little Haiti Revitalization Trust (LHRT) ki te fèt 8 Jiyè 2025 la—yon sware pou bay kominote a plis pouvwa, dènye nouvèl lokal yo, ak desizyon enpòtan ki pral fòme avni Little Haiti.

Reyinyon ofisyèl Konsèy Administrasyon Little Haiti Revitalization Trust (LHRT) sa a te rasanble lidè kominotè yo, moun ki gen enterè yo, ak rezidan yo pou diskite sou dènye nouvèl ak inisyativ enpòtan ki vize amelyore kalite lavi nan Little Haiti. Anba prezid Lesline Anglade-Dorleans, konsèy la te kouvri yon seri sijè tankou:

Pwen Enpòtan sou Ajanda a:
Prezantasyon Check – Yo rekonèt moun ki resevwa sibvansyon pou ti biznis yo
Rapò Trimèstryèl sou Sekirite Piblik – Depatman Lapolis Vil Miami
Demann Finansman Anyèl – Sant Lidèchip ak Aprantisaj Pierre Toussaint
Rezolisyon Finansman – Sipò pou Pwogram Atizay Kilinè “Manje Pou Viv”
Amannman Sibvansyon pou Reyabilitasyon Kay – Pou pwopriyetè kay lokal yo
Nouvo Diskisyon – Pwogram Bousdetid LHRT, kou kreyòl, Miami8333 LLC

Angajman piblik la ak fidbak kominote a te nan premye plan, pandan manm konsèy yo, tankou Prezidan Lesline Anglade-Dorleans ak Vis Prezidan Ashley Toussaint, te dirije konvèsasyon byen reflechi sou devlopman ak revitalizasyon nan katye a.

Kòmantè piblik yo, dènye nouvèl kominote a, ak konvèsasyon sou devlopman estratejik te fè sware sa a yon sware pwisan ki te konsantre sou otonòmizasyon kiltirèl, ekite lojman, ak opòtinite ekonomik.

Ajanda Reyinyon an: https://miamifl.iqm2.com/Citizens/Detail_Meeting.aspx?ID=4049

Pwochen Reyinyon an: 9 septanm 2025

07/08/2025

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07/07/2025

Tragedy at The G.E.O. Group - Marie Ange Blaise Recap

This is our recap coverage of the Voices Beyond Walls event in collaboration with multiple local organizations. Community members, immigrant rights groups, and advocates gathered today outside the Broward County Detention Center to protest the tragic death of Marie Ange Blaise, a Haitian woman who died in ICE custody. Demonstrators held signs, chanted for justice, and demanded accountability from ICE and the U.S. immigration system. Speakers of the local community, organizations, members of local government and Congressional members at the rally, called for an independent investigation, the end of inhumane detention practices, and immediate protections for vulnerable immigrants.

Marie Ange Blaise’s story has ignited outrage across South Florida and beyond, highlighting the urgent need for reform in how detainees are treated and cared for in federal custody.