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Editorial: Racial-equity advocates in Greater Miami lead the way — and win national applause

Editorial: Racial-equity advocates in Greater Miami lead the way and win national applause The Miami Herald Editorial Board, The Miami Herald © Al Diaz/Miami Herald/TNS Demonstrators during a George Floyd protest in downtown Miami on Saturday, May 30, 2020. In 2019, after 89 years, Miami Shores elected the first Black woman to sit on its Village Council. In fact, Crystal Wagar automatically became mayor because she was the top vote-getter. Two years, later, two more Black women one who now is the new mayor have joined her on the five-member council, along with a gay white man. This is a welcome evolution. I think we had something to do with that, said Roni Bennett. A Shores resident, Bennett, a former tech businesswoman in Silicon Valley, co-founded South Florida People of Color, an organization created specifically to make sure that leadership elected and appointed better reflected the demographics of the city. Bennett, at the time, was campaigni

Meade recounts his journey at Florida Memorial event

Desmond Meade speaks to students in Florida Memorial University’s Construction Trades program. COURTESY OF MIAMI DOLPHINS SPECIAL TO THE FLORIDA COURIER MIAMI GARDENS – On April 27, Florida Memorial University (FMU) hosted a book signing event with the Florida Rights Restoration Coalition (FRRC), in partnership with the Miami Dolphins and Lennar Foundation. Students from FMU’s  Certificate Program in Construction Trades program had the opportunity to hear from FRRC President and Executive Director Desmond Meade and were provided a copy of his book “Let My People Vote: My Battle to Restore the Civil Rights of Returning Citizens.’’ The memoir recounts Meade’s personal journey and activism to restore voting rights to returning citizens who have served their terms following Florida’s passage of Amendment 4 in 2018. Copies of the book given to students were purchased by the Dolphins from African American owned Pyramid Books in Boynton Beach.

Racial-equity advocates in Greater Miami lead the way — and win national applause

In 2019, after 89 years, Miami Shores elected the first Black woman to sit on its Village Council. In fact, Crystal Wagar automatically became mayor because she was the top vote-getter. Two years, later, two more Black women — one who now is the new mayor — have joined her on the five-member council, along with a gay white man. This is a welcome evolution.

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United In Black 2021 Playoffs Presented By AT&T

Our theme for this postseason is United in Black: The 2021 HEAT Playoffs presented by AT&T. As the franchise makes its 20th appearance in the NBA Playoffs in the past 26 seasons, one of the underlying goals of the defending Eastern Conference champions is to use the platform of the Playoffs to continue the conversation around social justice as the team competes for its 4th NBA title. Individual game tickets for Round 1 home games of the 2021 United In Black Miami HEAT Playoffs presented by AT&T will go on sale to the general public on Wednesday, May 19th at 2:00 p.m. An Amex presale will take place from Tuesday, May 18th at 5:00 p.m. to Wednesday, May 19th at 1:59 pm. There will be a four-ticket limit per household per game. Individual game ticket inventory is limited and tickets are expected to sell quickly. Fans can purchase tickets online at HEAT.com.

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