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• Local NAACP branch looking toward future with new leader (February 11, 2009;Kathleen Chapman;PBP;—, Palm Beach Post,, by. WEST PALM BEACH — When Lia Gaines marks the 100th birthday of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People today, she is also celebrating her own family's history....)
• Muslims in South Florida (August 19, 2006;Ruth Morris;SS;—, Some find their religion can hinder assimilation,,, South Florida Sun-Sentinel At 16, Salma Howeedy already has learned to handle suspicious stares....)
• A Story on Every Street (July 21, 2006;Dianna Smith;PBP;—Carver High alumni take trip through time, Palm Beach Post Staff Writer, Friday, DELRAY BEACH —...)
• Finnish Strong (November 28, 2004;Nick Sortal;SS;—Finnish strong Staff Writer Aarne Aaltonen coaxes war veterans to assemble at a 7,000-pound rock from a key era of Finland's history....)
• Delray hires consultant to help city, residents with race relations (November 6, 2004;Meghan Meyer;PBP;—Published in the Palm Beach Post,, by DELRAY BEACH - This city has struggled mightily to overcome the legacy of segregation, holding workshops and town meetings over the years to try to breach racial barriers....)
• Amefika Geuka (February 23, 2004;Karla D. Shores;SS;—Afro-centric charter school to use $125,000 grant to fight criticism on performance By Education Writer Amefika Geuka wants to tell another story....)
• Haitian refugees cluster with old neighbors, relatives in S. Florida (February 19, 2004;Alva James-Johnson;SS;—By Staff Writer After Belony Cherubin arrived undetected with 35 other Haitian refugees by boat in 1995, they wandered the streets of Miami hoping to find other Haitians....)
• Ethnic market provides produce and a history lesson (January 31, 2004;Sam Tranum;SS;—By Staff Writer February is an important month for Jerry Kritchman, son of a Polish immigrant. It's Black History Month....)
• Bill Gralnick (January 11, 2004;—Watchdog and diplomat to be honored By Josh Mitchell, Palm Beach Post Staff Writer Sunday, William Gralnick scans the Internet in his Boca Raton office, clicking through local and n...)
• Stuart preparing for Gary's big party (December 8, 2003;Libby Wells;PBP;—Monday, December 8, Palm Beach Post Staff Writer STUART -- The biggest holiday block party on the Treasure Coast, and m...)
• Louise Buie (December 3, 2003;Sonja Isger;PBP;—Wednesday, December 3 Area civil rights pioneer dies, Palm Beach Post Staff Writer Wednesday, RIVIERA BEACH -- Louise Elizabeth "L.E....)
• Slavery In Florida In 2003, Yes (November 23, 2003;Dan Moffett;PBP;—Sunday, November 23 Slavery? In Florida? In 2003? Yes, Palm Beach Post Editorial Writer Sunday, Each year since 1984, the Robert F....)
• Charting the path of Delray history (October 18, 2003;SS;—By Leon Fooksman Staff Writer DELRAY BEACH + The creator of downtown's newest tourist destination -- a walking tour of white and b...)
• Blending cultures into one church (May 7, 2003;Elizabeth Clarke;PBP;—Wednesday, May 7, Palm Beach Post Religion Writer Wednesday, LAKE PARK -- They're crowded into the front pews of the church: nearly 40 Haitian boys and g...)
• Preserving Local Black History (February 1, 2003;Douglas Kalajian;PBP;—Preserving local black history a task, Palm Beach Post Staff Writer Saturday, The archives of the Historical Society of Palm Beach County are lined with deep-but-narrow boxes....)
• NAACP Bradford Brown (January 12, 2003;Johnston Ayala;SS;—Civil rights leader garners respect Miami News Service As first vice president of the NAACP's Miami-Dade County branch, Bradford Brown was used to stepping in for the president, Bishop Victor T....)
• From Rumi, with love (August 14, 2002;Boca News;—Local Opinion Published Wednesday, August, 14, 2002 by Majid M. Naini The "Rumi phenomenon" has taken the world by storm....)
• Storm of Racism, Hurricane 1928, book review (July 28, 2002;Elaine Viets;SS;—Storm of racism Special Correspondent Killer 'Cane: The Deadly Hurricane of 1928. Robert Mykle. Cooper Square Press. $26.95. 236 pp. It was a summer of storms....)
• William Holland (July 25, 2002;Mary Ellen Flannery;PBP;—, civil rights champion, dies, Palm Beach Post Staff Writer Thursday, LAKE PARK -- William M. Holland Sr....)
• Across Religious Lines (July 22, 2002;Nicole T. Lesson;SS;—, South Florida Sun-Sentinel, Across religious lines, by. Pembroke Pines + Praying in synagogue is a common practice for Trudi DeGrazia of Sunrise and Margo Mintzer of Aventura....)
• Rainbow Spectrum of Fun (July 21, 2002;Nicole T. Lesson;SS;—At Rainbow, a wide spectrum of fun Staff Writer Pompano Beach + As a father of four, ages 5 to 11, Marlon McCay of Pompano Beach embraces the Rainbow Festival's family-oriented theme and i...)
• Majid Naini (July 12, 2002;Linda Reeves;SS;—Mystic love: Delray professor to speak on poet Rumi By Linda Reeves Special Correspondent appears to speak from the heart when he talks about the subject he is so passionate about -- love....)
• Meek's Heartfelt Speech Touches Congregation (July 8, 2002;Tyler Bridges;MH;—Meek's heartfelt speech touches congregation BY TYLER BRIDGES tbridges@herald.com function openWindow(url){bName = navigator.appName;bVer = parseInt(navigator.appVersion);...)
• Hindu Temple Ready for Worship in Boynton Beach (June 24, 2002;Nicole Sterghos Brochu;SS;—Hindu community celebrates one-year anniversary of Boynton temple By Staff Writer BOYNTON BEACH+ For years they gathered in one another's homes to pray and c...)
• Killer 'Cane: The Deadly Hurricane of 1928, book review (June 23, 2002;Arnold Markowitz;MH;—Posted on Sun, Jun. 23, 2002 KILLER 'CANE: The Deadly Hurricane of 1928. Robert Mykle. Cooper Square. 236 pages. $26.95. Swept away one dreadful day in 1928 BY ARNOLD MARKOWITZ Come back to Sunday, Sept....)
• Tana Ebbole (May 26, 2002;Douglas C. Lyons;SS;—Q. You've been involved in children's services for some time. What assessment would you give Florida? Is it a child-friendly state? A....)
• Royal Palm Hotel Opens (May 16, 2002;Tom Stieghorst;SS;—$80 million Royal Palm hotel opens on Miami Beach By Tom Stieghorst Business Writer Calling it the "crown jewel" of an economic plan to help blacks move into the tourism industry, Miami attorney H.T....)
• Dipping Into Cajun Culture (May 13, 2002;Nicole T. Lesson;SS;—Dipping into Cajun culture Staff Writer Fort Lauderdale + Coming to the 10th annual Cajun-Zydeco Crawfish Festival on Sunday, Scott Fluegel, 13, of Weston, expected New Orleans' style music and food....)
• Miami Many Accented Party (May 12, 2002;Mireya Navarro;NYT;—Miami's Many-Accented Party By MIREYA NAVARRO NE needs only to hear the accented English spoken everywhere in Miami, or smell the mud-thick coffee wafting from the counter windows of Cuban diners, or watch the parad...)
• Milagro Center New Director (May 10, 2002;Leon Fooksman;SS;—New director hopes to expand offerings at Milagro Center By Leon Fooksman Sun-Sentinel DELRAY BEACH -- As the Milagro Center celebrates its fourth year, the center known for cultural and arts programs and i...)
• Florida Footsteps for a Harlem Great (May 9, 2002;Stephen Kinzer;NYT;—Florida Footsteps of a Harlem Great By STEPHEN KINZER ORT PIERCE, Fla. —...)
• Going long to rectify an injustice (April 27, 2002;Stebbins Jefferson;PBP;—, The Palm Beach Post Staff Writer Saturday, Perhaps it was because I had just returned from Sunday morning Mass, fresh in my mind a message about how we should live our faith....)
• Making an 'Impact' on TV (April 21, 2002;Amy Martinez;PBP;—, Palm Beach Post Staff Writer Sunday, STUART -- What in the world does one man do when he already has the beyond-your-wildest-dreams house, his and hers Bentleys, private jet planes, and a...)
• S. Florida companies recommit to diversity as economy recovers (April 18, 2002;Joan Fleischer Tamen;SS;—Business Writer An ambitious effort to recruit top-notch minority candidates to South Florida and i...)
• Restoration of 1930s jazz club could lead revival of neighborhood (March 24, 2002;PBP;—Restoration of 1930s jazz club could lead revival of neighborhood By Michael Van Sickler, Palm Beach Post Staff Writer Sunday, WEST PALM BEACH -- Robert Saunders couldn't have picked a better place to build the Sunse...)
• Keeping Culture Vibrant (February 8, 2002;Kenneth Lim;SS;—Keeping culture vibrant and Rhonda J. Miller Staff Writers If Johnny Chiang had his way, Chinese New Year celebrations in South Florida would be more like those he enjoyed growing up in Taiwan....)
• Activist's life documented in tribute (February 3, 2002;Kim Mccoy;SS;—By Kim McCoy Staff Writer The legacy of C....)
• $2.3 million study center to open in northeast Boca (January 11, 2002;Kathy Bushouse;SS;—By Kathy Bushouse Staff Writer BOCA RATON + A gaggle of Boca Raton High School art students stand on ladders, painting a mural over the doorway to the gymnasium of the new Wayne Barton Study Center....)
• Kids' after-school study center set to open in Boca's Pearl City (January 2, 2002;John Murawski;PBP;—Kids' after-school study center set to open in Boca's Pearl City, Palm Beach Post Staff Writer Wednesday, BOCA RATON -- Backed by big-time philanthropists, a nearly complete after-school center here is preparing for i...)
• PalmBeachPost.com:West Indians, county find growth pains in influx (December 26, 2001;Alexandra Navarro Clifton;PBP;—West Indians, county find growth pains in influx, Palm Beach Post Staff Writer Wednesday, A year ago, smugglers dumped Ermione Alfred and a dozen other Haitians on a Palm Beach County beach....)
• Teens and adults learning to live in a diverse society (December 8, 2001;Nick Sortal;SS;—By Nick Sortal Sun-Sentinel The teenage girls in the mall giggle over an outfit they'd never even think of buying. •Oh, it's so GAY!ö says one girl, unaware that the teen across the aisle is a lesbian....)
• She fought the fights of the last century (November 25, 2001;Louis J. Salome;PBP;—, Palm Beach Post Staff Writer Sunday, WEST PALM BEACH -- "Love is a game of giving all -- he who gives the most plays the game best." -- From Harriette Sangerman's high school notebook written in Chicago around 1920....)
• Experimental program pairs young offenders with volunteers (October 16, 2001;Leon Fooksman;SS;—By Leon Fooksman Staff Writer DELRAY BEACH + Starting next month, an experimental program aimed at teenagers and y...)
• Maulana Shafayat Mohamed & Dar Ul Uloom (October 13, 2001;James D. Davis;SS;—Call for holy war condemned by Florida Muslim cleric Religion Editor, The Sun-Sentinel, October 13 2001 Osama bin Laden and h...)
• Families of people with Down syndrome unite for support, socializing (October 8, 2001;Shana Gruskin;SS;—By Staff Writer When Jillian Chamberlain was born nine months ago, her parents had done as much computer research as they could to prepare for a baby with Down syndrome....)
• Muslims know the truth about 'jihad': Terrorists are the evil (October 2, 2001;Gholam Rahman;PBP;—Rahman: Muslims know the truth about 'jihad': Terrorists are the evil, Special to The Palm Beach Post Tuesday, In one of his television addresses, President Bush struggled for a word to define America's war again...)
• Islam teaches peace, visitors told at mosque near West Palm (September 24, 2001;Neil Santaniello;SS;—The constant message from a series of Muslim speakers: Don³©t associate all followers of Islam with the terrorists who toppled the World Trade Center towers and rammed the Pentagon with hijacked airliners....)
• Terry Anderson Cautions Against Hatred (September 18, 2001;PBP;—--> Ex-hostage Anderson cautions against hatred By Clay Lambert, Palm Beach Post Staff Writer Tuesday, BOCA RATON -- In the back of a small anteroom within the massive St....)
• Ft. Pierce Muslims Feeling Fear (September 16, 2001;PBP;—Targeted by threats, Muslims feeling fear By Nirvi Shah, Palm Beach Post Staff Writer Sunday, Through the uncurtained window at the Masjid al-Rahman Islamic Center of Fort Pierce, men washing their feet before enter...)
• Belle Glade Muslims Share Neighbor's Anger & Fear (September 16, 2001;SS;—Belle Glade Muslims share neighbors' anger, fear By Stella M....)
• Betty Williams Says Protect The Innocents (September 16, 2001;SS;—Peace prize winner: Protect the innocents By Nicole Sterghos Brochu Sun-Sentinel WEST PALM BEACH -- When Betty Williams learned of Tuesday's terrorist attacks, her first reaction was, "Nuke 'em!" And this from a Nobel...)
• Boca Raton Muslims Attend Services (September 15, 2001;PBP;—Muslims attend services amid tension By Clay Lambert, Palm Beach Post Staff Writer Saturday, BOCA RATON -- South Palm Beach County Muslims held their weekly jumah -- Arabic for a gathering -- amid unusual media atten...)
• Americans must work harder on awareness (September 15, 2001;SS;—Published Hasann Shareef doesn't fit the stereotype. He's a Muslim, but he's no terrorist....)
• Two New Boca Raton Mosques (August 27, 2001;PBP;—Boca soon to be home to 2 new mosques By John Murawski, Palm Beach Post Staff Writer Monday, BOCA RATON -- Residents here will soon spot new cultural landmarks on the horizon: minarets....)
• The original 'angry young man' still finding wrongs to right (August 19, 2001;Louis J. Salome;PBP;—The original 'angry young man' still finding wrongs to right, Palm Beach Post Staff Writer Sunday, Before you close the book on the 20th century, read all you can about Stetson Kennedy....)
• Deadly 'Ghosts from the Nursery' (July 29, 2001;Fran Hathaway;PBP;—Hathaway:, Palm Beach Post Editorial Writer Sunday, Why do kids kill? How often we've asked that question in recent years. How rarely we've received satisfying answers....)
• Breaking Faith With Constitution (July 21, 2001;Stebbins Jefferson;PBP;—BREAKING FAITH WITH CONSTITUTION Stebbins Jefferson Events taking place in Washington deserve our full attention. No, not the sexual intrigue involving the despicable male politician and the much-younger female intern....)
• Schools More Separate says Harvard Study (July 18, 2001;PBP;—Blacks, Hispanics being resegregated, study says By Andrew Mollison, Palm Beach Post Washington Bureau Wednesday, WASHINGTON -- The percentage of black and L...)
• 'Sisters of the Heart' program targets troubled teen girls (July 5, 2001;Nicole Sterghos Brochu;SS;—By Nicole Sterghos Brochu Staff Writer When it began in Miami two years ago, it was meant as a mentoring program to introduce wayward girls to culture, female role models, and a life of hope and promise....)
• "Families": Photos That Make The Whole World Kin (July 1, 2001;SS;—http://www.sun-sentinel.com/features/arts/search/sfl-enuwe01jul01....)
• Clout Kicks Education Off Campus (June 30, 2001;Stebbins Jefferson;PBP;—CLOUT KICKS EDUCATION OFF CAMPUS Stebbins Jefferson "They all have access to the governor......)
• Tibet religious scholar eager to share his faith in visit here (June 24, 2001;Marian Dozier;SS;—By Marian Dozier Staff Writer Deerfield Beach + Inside the Tubten Kunga Center for the Study of Tibetan Buddhism, in a room with plump purple pillows lining the floor behind low-slung black desks, a dozen students settl...)
• Riviera resident promotes unity (June 21, 2001;Mary Thurwachter;PBP;—Column:, Palm Beach Post Staff Writer Thursday, Rachel Ibarra says Riviera Beach has been a community divided for far too long. "Racism and bigotry are citywide, and we need to bring people together," she said....)
• Visionary's Plan Could Wipe Out Unemployment (June 7, 2001;Ron Wiggins;PBP;—VISIONARY'S PLAN COULD WIPE OUT UNEMPLOYMENT Ron Wiggins Warren Mosler, a partner in AVM LP, a West Palm Beach-based investment firm, is an economics visionary and o...)
• Hispanics Grow More Diverse (May 30, 2001;SS;—Hispanic diversity grows in S. Florida By Jennifer Peltz Staff Writer When Dr....)
• To Fill in Gaps, Shrinking Cities Seek a New Wave of Foreigners (May 30, 2001;NYT;—By ERIC SCHMITT ITTSBURGH, May 25 -- A small but growing number of cities with declining populations are embracing new strategies to attract immigrants to replenish shrinking neighborhoods, fill labor shortages and i...)
• The War At Home We Haven't Won (May 26, 2001;Stebbins Jefferson;PBP;—THE WAR AT HOME WE HAVEN'T WON Stebbins Jefferson On Memorial Day, we honor the sacrifices of the 1.09 million American soldiers who have died in war....)
• PBC Neighborhood Partnership Grant Program (May 21, 2001;SS;—Grant program offers hope for struggling Palm Beach County communities By Stella M. Chßvez Staff Writer May 21, 2001 WEST BOCA + The Rev. Chris Stultz looks around Watergate Mobile Home Park and sees contradiction....)
• The Good Book must include all faiths to be truly great (May 18, 2001;PBP;—GOOD BOOK MUST INCLUDE ALL FAITHS TO BE TRULY GREAT By Steve Gushee,, published in the Palm Beach Post Muslims, like Christians and Jews, are known as people of the Book. That's spiritually true....)
• See Brazill Trial From Both Sides (May 12, 2001;Stebbins Jefferson;PBP;—SEE BRAZILL TRIAL FROM BOTH SIDES Stebbins Jefferson What did you make of Nathaniel Brazill on the witness stand? The flat monotone voice? The steely stare at the prosecutor? The emotionless "yes" and "...)
• Islam: Empire of Faith (May 8, 2001;SS;—With its arresting architecture, swooping camera movement and detail-rich settings, has the look of a big-budget feature film. The 21/2-hour documentary airs tonight on PBS....)
• Of Haitian Bondage (May 4, 2001;Tim Padgett;Time;—Friday,, Magazine, TIM PADGETT/MIAMI AND PORT-AU-PRINCE Michele wishes now that she had grown up in her squalid Haitian birth city of Port-de-Paix....)
• PBC Urban League (April 24, 2001;SS;—)
• The Infrastructure for Empowerment in Palm Beach County (April 22, 2001;—Our vision needs to embrace and encourage constructive effort for reconciliation....)
• FAU Muslim Student Organization - Scholars' Night (April 21, 2001;—Muslim Student Organization - 2nd Annual Scholars Night Florida Atlantic University at 6:00pm Life Long Learning Auditorium, Boca Campus The program scheduled to start at 6 PM and to end around 10:30 PM....)
• Front Porch Falling Down (April 15, 2001;SS;—STATE'S FRONT PORCH FALLING DOWN Published: Sunday, Section: LOCAL Page: 1A By BRITTANY WALLMAN Staff Writer Front Porch Florida -- the faith- and community-based answer to blight that Gov....)
• Cincinnati (April 15, 2001;SS;—Curfew rolled back after calm night in By Joe Milicia The Associated Press Posted April 15 2001, 1:40 PM EDT PHOTOS Timothy Thomas is shown in an undated family photo (AP) See larger image police officers arrest a man f...)
• It's not always "a Hispanic Thing" (March 30, 2001;—By Dan Moffett, published in the Palm Beach Post,. This is the time of the decade when a lot of unnecessary confusion about identity creeps into our I lives....)
• "Colorblind" has insight on race relations in 20th century (March 23, 2001;SS;—For months, about 25 students and a handful of professors and staff at Palm Beach Community College have immersed themselves in issues of race and color. The results of their labor are now on display....)
• Maya culture subsumed but not lost (October 11, 2000;—What Spaniards "discovered' was a thriving civilization. By Lucilo Pemz-Reynoro, published in the Palm Beach Post,. I did not celebrate Columbus Day this week. I had no reason to....)
• Knight Foundation Community Profile (September 30, 2000;—Overview: Drawing on local, state and national data sources, these profiles document more than 70 quality of life measures for each Knight community, covering children and f...)
• Electronic Atlas CDROM (June 30, 2000;—Editor: Frank Conkling, Panda Consulting. Overview: A Palm Beach County mapping project of the Health & Human Services Planning Association and funded by the MacArthur Foundation....)
• Haitian Plight (May 7, 2000;Molly Hennessy-Fiske;PBP;—Anatomy of a rescue, Palm Beach Post Staff Writer Sunday, They dropped anchor near one of many deserted tropical isles in the Bahamas, ready to relax....)
• Pacts With Businesses (March 11, 2000;SS;—AREA PASTOR LOBBIES FOR PACTS WITH BUSINEES Published: Friday, March 3, 2000 Section: LOCAL Page: 3B By MARIAN DOZIER Staff Writer Three pastors of some of the nation's most prominent black mega-churches went to Washi...)
• Bishop Harold Ray & Redemptive Life Fellowship Church (March 3, 2000;SS;—A RAY OF HOPE: A SUCCEFUL LAWYER, NOW A BISHOP, PLANS A BLACK-CHURCH-LED ECONOMIC MOVEMENT....)
• Linking Low-Income People to Economic Opportunity in Palm Beach County (August 31, 1999;—Author: John Foster-Bey, Urban Institute. Overview: A report detailing a study of barriers and opportunties for economic progress among Palm Beach County's low income residents....)
• A Gathering Storm (April 30, 1998;—Authors: Lisa A. Carmona, Esq., Florida Legal Services, Inc.; Anne Wheelock, Consultant; Joan First, Executive Director, National Coalition of Advocates for Students;...)
• Palm Beach Community Check-Up (May 31, 1995;—Overview: A study by Public Agenda for the Community Foundation gauges public perceptions of: crime, public schools, race relations, immigration, seasonal residents, neighbors, development and the environment....)
• Socio-Economic Data Available from the 1990 Census ( —Data from the 1990 Census was extensively analyzed by Carl House during consultancies to Palm Beach County Planning Department, Enterprise Foundation, and to Overtown Neighborhood Partnerships, Inc....)
• Bonding On The Block (—Amid A Society Of Mobility, Neighbors Persevere In The Spirit Of Community....)
• Coretta Scott King (—speaks at Jewish center, calls for unity in the 'human family' By KATHY BUSHOUSE Sun-Sentinel        Web-posted: 11:34 p.m. Jan....)
• Help (—To report a hate crime, call your local police department, or call: Martin County Sheriff's office at 561-746-6311. Palm Beach County Sheriff's office at 1-800-429-0006 ext 3....)
• Bank records shed light for black genealogists (—By MARIAN DOZIER Sun-Sentinel        Web-posted: 12:25 a.m. Feb....)
• Palm Beach County Equal Opportunity Ordinances (—Palm Beach County Office of Equal Opportunity, 561-355-4884, or send e-mail to: hlamb@co.palm-beach.fl.us The following are the two major ordinances that support the work of this office....)
• Palm Beach County Office of Equal Opportunity (—There may be an updated version of this page on Palm Beach County website from which it was taken.   Home Search Jobs Links FAQ Contact Us             ...)
• Palm Beach County Fair Housing Laws (—The Fair Housing Laws Under Palm Beach County's Fair Housing Ordinance (Ordinance No....)
• Title VII Of The Civil Rights Act Of 1964 (—Every person, including employees and applicants for employment, has a right to an equal opportunity in employment....)
• PBC Employment Discrimination on National Origin (—Fact Sheet on National Origin Discrimination Palm Beach County's Equal Employment Ordinance (Ordinance 95-31) and T...)
• Update on "Colorblind" and "Colorlines" (—On the weekend of April 1, 2001, Palm Beach Community College presented a student production called ColorBlind, a theatrical production of the Oral History of Palm Beach County residents of the Civil Rights era....)
• Services for Children and Families in PBC (—Family Health Resources Emergency Ambulance 911 Animal Bites Division of Animal Care and Control Central/Northern Palm beach County (561) 233-1200 Southern Palm Beach County (561) 276-1335 ext.215  ...)

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