Broward County Democratic Black Caucus

03/18/2026

Penny for thoughts? I think sis makes some interesting points. Is she preaching or did she choose violence? How do you think about cultural appropriation? Have you ever had to confront someone for their performance of our culture?

01/19/2026

If can win without the support of the DNC,
I'm confident we can find anyone other than a mediocre white man to run in an election that's two years away.

I believe in us

01/17/2026

A great primer on American political ideologies currently dominating the zeitgeist.

5 political ideologies explained through trash removal. It’s kind of wild once you recognize how much of political ideology comes down to how people priorit...

01/11/2026

In 2026, the January Meeting of the Broward County Democratic Black Caucus will be held on a Saturday, January 17th due to the Monday MLK Holiday.

Our guest speaker, Broward County School Board Member Dr. Jeff Holness, will talk about our schools in the context of efforts by those who fought for our right to quality education and equal protection under the law.

Political Director R. Howson will also present our 2026 goals and action plan.

2026 Membership Dues
Please pay by January 25th
$50 Regular
$35 Senior/Student
Zelle: [email protected]

Date & Time: Saturday, January 17th at 4pm to 6pm.

Location:
Hazelle Rogers Multipurpose Center
4340 NW 36th St
Lauderdale Lakes, FL 33319

01/11/2026

07/27/2021

Fascinating read on the dynamic between antiquity Europe and Ethiopia

For centuries, a Eurocentric worldview disregarded the knowledge and strength of the African empire

07/27/2021

Megyn Kelly accused Naomi Osaka of not being genuine when the tennis star appeared on the covers of multiple magazines after citing her mental health for pulling out of Wimbledon.

07/26/2021

Ain't none of us free if we ain't all free!

Tomorrow, 7pm join us for the first event in our Culture Shift Series: Highlighting Trans and Q***r Liberation.

07/14/2021

Nearly every day during the winter and spring, sugar companies set fire to dozens of cane fields across western Palm Beach County. These burns are a harvesting method that rids the plant of its outer leaves but releases harmful smoke. Locals call the resulting ash that blankets their community “black snow.” Each burn lasted less than an hour, but an average of 25 fields were burned every day in the four months analyzed by The Palm Beach Post and ProPublica. The practice disproportionately affects residents in Pahokee, Belle Glade and South Bay, where about a third of the population lives in poverty. The smoke rarely reaches wealthier, whiter cities like West Palm Beach.

To harvest more than half of America’s cane sugar, billion-dollar companies set fire to fields, a money-saving practice that’s being banned by other countries. Some residents say they struggle to breathe, so we started tracking air quality.

07/05/2021

The Republicans assault on democracy continues.

The justices, in a 6-3 opinion, narrowed the only major section of the landmark Voting Rights Act that remains in effect.