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Together we are stronger.
Informational Coalition of Hospitals in South Florida seeks to raise awareness about the prevention and fight against coronavirus in our community.
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Helping Hands: South Florida Teen Aims to Feed 100k Families During Pandemic
Celine Churchman is a 15-year-old with a big goal. “My big goal is to feed 100,000 families,” she said. She was first exposed to how the financial toll of the pandemic is affecting families at the kitchen table though her friends. “It was people confiding in me,” she said. The teen decided to use her leverage in t... -
What Needs to Be Done to Curb Gun Violence in South Florida?
Only one week in, and 2021 is off to a violent start in South Florida with a rash of shootings that injured several teenagers. Local leaders discuss what needs to being done to curb senseless gun violence.
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Where to Find Food Distribution Locations in South Florida
Non-profit organizations, state and local governments are working to help South Floridians from going hungry while out of work. Here’s where you can find food distributions in South Florida.
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Save It Or Spend It? Protecting Your Finances Amid Pandemic
Many are wondering what to do with the latest $600 stimulus payment they received from the government. Financial experts give advice on how to protect your money during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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NBC 6 Voices: What Does Kamala Harris' Victory Mean to Caribbean Communities?
Vice President-elect Kamala Harris has become a trailblazer, knocking down doors with many firsts with her historic win in the 2020 presidential election. Elizabeth Burns, President and CEO of Unique Creations by Liz, joins NBC 6 Voices to discuss how Kamala Harris’ victory is significant to Caribbean communities. Also joining the conversation are ... -
NBC 6 Voices: How Communities of Color Are Impacted by Kamala Harris' Historic Win
Vice President-elect Kamala Harris will be the first Black woman and person of Jamaican and South Asian decent to serve in the role. We speak to Florida Memorial University president Jaffus Hardrick and Miami real estate agent Bernie about what Harris’ historic win means to communities of color.
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Looking For A Job? These Places Are Hiring in Florida Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
A surge in coronavirus cases across South Florida have prompted the closure of businesses, beaches, schools, gyms, and other facilities, leaving several hard-working Floridians jobless. Across the state, thousands of people are filing for unemployment as the economic reality of the coronavirus becomes exceedingly clear. If you lost your job as a re... -
Experts Say COVID Fatigue is Real, Give Tips to Fight it
After months of a new normal caused by the coronavirus pandemic, many are now growing weary of masks, social distancing, restrictions, and all things related to the coronavirus. Experts say it’s called “COVID fatigue” and give tips on combatting it during this episode of Voices with Jawan Strader.
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Distrust for COVID Vaccine High for Some People of Color. Experts Explain Why
President-elect Joe Biden promised to deliver 100M vaccinations during his first 100 days in officer. But the distrust remains high in communities of color. A group of local experts weigh in on NBC 6 Voices with Jawan.
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NBC 6 Voices: Life of Slain Florida Highwaymen Painter Focus of New Book
The Florida Highwaymen, a group of Black painters who sold their landscape artwork along Florida’s roadways decades ago, are the focus of new book celebrating their legacy. Author and Highwaymen expert Gary Monroe speaks on their iconic work and the life of the group’s slain leader, Alfred Hair.
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NBC 6 Voices: Art of Black Miami Highlights Artists of Color Amid Pandemic
December in Miami is usually bustling with artists and art lovers, but the coronavirus pandemic changed that with the cancellation of major events including the world-renowned Art Basel. However, the Art of Black Miami is stepping up to offer art enthusiasts several socially-distanced opportunities to appreciate art and artists of color during the ... -
Justice for Quawan ‘Bobby' Charles: The Brutal Death of a Black Teen Is Raising Questions About Bias
Quawan “Bobby” Charles went missing from his home in Louisiana on Oct. 30 and was found dead in a cane field four days later with injuries so brutal that they drew comparisons to the infamous murder of Emmett Till. An attorney representing Charles’ family, Chase Trichell, joined LX News to discuss the ongoing investigation and why... -
NBC 6 Voices: The Candidates and Communities of Color
President Donald Trump and Former Vice President Joe Biden are both campaigning in overdrive to win over Florida voters — especially when it comes to communities of color. With Election Day right around the corner, we hear from supporters on both sides on why each candidate is the best choice for voters of color.