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One of Jamaicas Few VC Firms Was Recently Launched By A Black Woman - Vimarsana News

One of Jamaicas Few VC Firms Was Recently Launched By A Black Woman

She is among the first to hold the position as a Black woman in the venture capital space.

The Daily Herald - BPGI launches health focused capital partner firm in Jamaica - Vimarsana News

The Daily Herald - BPGI launches health focused capital partner firm in Jamaica

Dr. Shante Williams.   KINGSTON, Jamaica--Black Pearl Global Investments (BPGI) is an asset management firm that invests in companies...

Alachua County animal shelter full over capacity by cats, dogs - Vimarsana News

Alachua County animal shelter full over capacity by cats, dogs

The Alachua County Commission will return in 60 days to get an update on the Alachua County Animal Resources and Care Center.

The Waldo-Hawthorne-Campville- Rochelle Community Remembrance Project held a ceremony on Saturday to remember Black men who lost their lives - Vimarsana News

The Waldo-Hawthorne-Campville- Rochelle Community Remembrance Project held a ceremony on Saturday to remember Black men who lost their lives

The Waldo-Hawthorne-Campville- Rochelle Community Remembrance Project held a ceremony on Saturday to remember Black men who lost their lives in lynchings from 1889 to 1926.

Gainesville lynching victims remembered - Vimarsana News

Gainesville lynching victims remembered

A few paces from where the statue of Old Joe once honored Civil War confederate soldiers, a different group of people were honored Saturday — 12 Gainesville men who were lynched after the war. The ceremony was part of Alachua County’s truth and reconciliation project to acknowledge the extra-judicial killings — often by mobs. “In 1865, after two-and-a-half centuries of brutal enslavement, Black Americans had great hope that emancipation would finally mean real freedom and opportunity,” said the Rev. Carl Smart, an assistant county manager. “Unfortunately it quickly became clear...