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  NCAA Will Always Make Sure Black Players Don't Profit Off Their Name and Likeness

  November 1 at 9 a.m.

  The slavemasters at the NCAA have finally said they'll allow student-athletes to reap the rewards of selling their name, image, and likeness. Or it could just be a PR stunt in response to California's passage of a law and the promises of elected officials in other states, including Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, to allow the same.

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  The Paranormal Bad Boys Are Florida's Ghostbusters

  October 31 at 4:47 p.m.

  Last week, I tried to communicate with the dead. I was standing in the backyard of a Fort Lauderdale home rumored to be haunted, so I asked the spirit out loud if it liked coconuts. Immediately, as if on cue, a coconut crashed down from a tree nearby.

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  Formula One Racing at Hard Rock Stadium Will Be Good for Miami Gardens

  October 21 at 8 a.m.

  The opposition to Formula One hosting an annual Miami Grand Prix race at Hard Rock Stadium is totally misguided. County Commissioner Barbara Jordan, who represents Miami Gardens, where the stadium is located, and her mentor Betty Ferguson all of sudden have a problem with a big event taking place at Hard Rock.

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  Even at Anti-Bias Lecture Series, White and Latinx Miamians Avoid Black Spaces

  October 7 at 9 a.m.

  What does it mean when white and Latinx people, intent on shedding their anti-black biases, forgo events at black churches and other black-controlled spaces even when these events are meant to help them on their journey to becoming more racially literate?

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  Super Bowl Halftime Show Should Feature Pitbull, Rick Ross, and Other Real Miami Artists

  September 30 at 8:37 a.m.

  The NFL is disrespecting Miami’s music industry. Last week, the league announced that Jennifer Lopez and Shakira will co-headline the Super Bowl LIV halftime show at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens. According to the NFL, Lopez and Shakira are the first artists to come onboard since rapper mogul Jay-Z and his company Roc Nation entered into a partnership with the NFL.

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  Five Reasons Carlos Gimenez Shouldn't Run for Congress

  September 29 at 9 a.m.

  It is time, once again, to remind Carlos Gimenez that he has not been a good Miami-Dade County mayor. Gimenez, a transactional figure who only seems to stick his neck out for constituents with money and the ability to pull favors for him, is reportedly considering running for Congress in 2020