Jacksonville has racial injustice, too
Lloyd Brown
August 22, 2019
You hear a lot in the fake news industry about “white supremacy” and injustice but
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You hear a lot in the fake news industry about “white supremacy” and injustice but
I could hardly believe what I was seeing in a recent media report on the
Plans to privatize the JEA obviously are of interest to residents of Jacksonville but why
State Rep. Jason Fischer is getting a lot of heat for his bill to consider
Attempts to make the sale of JEA seem like a bonanza may run aground on
Politicians and bureaucrats in Jacksonville have all but erased the idea of government in the
Criminals continue to conduct violence, as they always have and always will. Jacksonville is employing
Media’s fascination with lobbyists continues, most recently with the Jacksonville Business Journal reporting breathlessly on
Jacksonville is not the crime capital of Florida, despite the occasional hysteria in the local
One former School Board member is challenging those supporting a new tax to build schools
Depending on whose number you wish to use, Florida has 1,197 miles of coastline. Or
Florida legislators continue trying to reward good teachers with higher pay. Powerful union bosses continue
Tolls are coming back. The Florida Dept. of Transportation will begin collecting tolls on the
Hurricane season began June 1, so Florida residents can brace themselves for the annual storm
In the most recent report, Duval County continues to lead the state in doing little