Voices With Jawan Strader

The controversy over an AP African American Studies course is making national headlines and now we are learning about the revisions to the framework being made for the course that was blocked by Gov. Ron DeSantis.

Unrest continues over the problematic policing practices that face our nation following the death of Tyre Nichols.

NBC 6’s Akeen Brunson has a look at the challenges members of the Black community are facing when starting a business.

Jawan Strader talks with the man who was a staple of the Miami Herald for decades.

Jawan Strader talks with the man who was a staple of the Miami Herald for decades.

Girl Power Rocks, a nonprofit organization, is dedicated to keeping girls in our community healthy, safe and strong.

Florida ranks third behind California and New York for human trafficking. NBC 6’s Trina Robinson sat down with renowned advocate, Victor Williams to discuss this horrible crime.

Award-winning Miami Herald Correspondent Jacquie Charles takes us inside Haiti and her investigation into the assassination of President Jovenel Moise

Jawan Strader sat down with Owner of Island TV Tamara Rodriguez and Immigration Attorney Vanessa Joseph to discuss issues involving Haiti and the ongoing mass migration.

Geological Agriculturalist Richard Campbell shares how you can grow vegetables, herbs and even flowers from rock.

Prayers continue to go out to Buffalo Bills’ player Damar Hamlin after he suffered cardiac arrest during a football game.

Artistic Director Israel Charles shows us how Dillard High School is bringing a new twist to a classic performance with ‘The Chocolate Nutcracker.’

The alumni chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha is delivering hope and joy to the community with their ‘Community Sleigh Ride’ event.

On NBC 6 Voices this week, Jawan Strader discusses a case tossed out by a Miami judge about a recent voter fraud arrest.

This week, Rep Hakeem Jeffries was elected House Minority Leader, Megan Thee Stallion landed her first Forbes cover, and we said goodbye to Clarence Gilyard, Jr.

Although Purvis Young died in 2010 his work lives on at the Bakehouse Art Complex. NBC 6’s Constance Jones reports.