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Woosler Delisfort has carved a unique path in the world of photography by focusing on the intersection of art, spirituality and community. Born and raised in Little Haiti, this passionate
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Danni Washington, a Miami native with Jamaican roots, attributes her love for the ocean to her Caribbean heritage and family adventures. Her journey from young dreamer to the first woman
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Keith Walcott aims to stop gun violence. Every year, the 52-year-old Miami radio host known as “Papa Keith” leads a festival in a troubled part of South Florida that includes
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After giving birth to her second child 17 years ago with the help of a doctor, Jamarah Amani recognized that hospitals often traumatize pregnant women. That epiphany led her to
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As a lifelong resident of North Miami, John Lorfils recognizes the value in giving back to the community. For the past 12 years he has been the economic development and
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Dance instructor Traci Young-Byron takes her personal accomplishments and turns them into community triumphs. After 22 years of teaching dance, she continues to serve as artistic director at Young Contemporary
February 23, 2023 In Dreamers
When Barron Channer immigrated to the United States from Jamaica at age 8, he came with no expectations and just one dream: achieving financial freedom for himself and his family.
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Days before Hurricane Irma hit Florida in 2017, Valencia Gunder was already preparing. After the storm affected more than 6 million people, the Miami native wasted no time gathering volunteers
February 23, 2023 In Dreamers
Six years ago, Ernisha Randolph was featured in The Miami Times as a part of its “New Generation of Dreamers” for 2017. The owner of a successful startup incubator mostly
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As we celebrate Black History Month, we not only remember the legacy that civil rights activists such as Martin Luther King Jr. left behind, but also recognize the hard work