Blocking 7th Ave
Alan Grayson was there
So was Pam Keith
She said they would not let her speak.
With Kelly Benjamin
Deanna Hardy-Joseph with her daughter
Norwood and Chris
Of Solidarity Sunday
Kelly and Tim
Sunday, July 17, 2016
Saturday, July 16, 2016
President Obama Please Save Our Beaches
Brandishing bottles of algae-tainted water, activists from both Florida coasts demanded Thursday that Congress and President Obama save our beaches and businesses. here
Fight For 15 Protest In Miramar
Workers at a Miramar McDonald's protested Thursday morning, demanding better working conditions and a $15 minimum wage. here
Friday, July 15, 2016
Eid Presents for Refugee Kids In Tampa
This Sunday July 17th, L.O.Z. will be working with Love Has no Borders group once again to deliver food and toys to Refugee families in need. info
islamophobia In Boca Raton
Laila Abdelaziz, the spokesperson for Florida's chapter of the Council on American-Islamic Relations, has the details.
Florida Tourist Beware
Florida INC. has destroyed our east coast and the Frackers are destroying the Gulf.
Hundreds of Offshore Fracking Wells Dump Billions of Gallons of Oil Waste Into Gulf. here
Thursday, July 14, 2016
Florida Trump Supporters Political Suicide
Pam Bondi, Rick Scott and Tim Tebow will speak at Donald Trump's GOP convention. here
Florida Sugar Daddy: Marco Rubio
Has been among the top recipients of sugar industry campaign contributions. here
Wednesday, July 13, 2016
Florida Sugar Daddies: $57.8 Million
While the Everglades still struggle years after a landmark state and federal agreement on restoration plans, Florida Division of Elections records show tens of millions in political contributions from an industry that environmentalists blame for pollution in the wetlands.
The sugar industry, led by United States Sugar and Florida Crystals, steered $57.8 million in direct and in-kind contributions to state and local political campaigns between 1994 and 2016, according to a review of state elections records by the Tallahassee bureau shared by The Miami Herald and the Tampa Bay Times. here
Florida INC. Killing Manatees
Manatee deaths linked to pollution have resumed in the algae-stricken Indian River Lagoon of Brevard County, according to state wildlife officials. Since the end of May, eight manatee carcasses have been recovered, bearing signs of trauma that has killed more than 150 of the marine mammals in the past four years. here
Tuesday, July 12, 2016
Black Lives Matter Protest In Tampa
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