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Children’s Book, Little Özil, Addresses Muslim Discrimination

The words stung Lewis J. Beilman III, like a soccer ball flush to the face. Terrorist. Towelhead. Traitor. Beilman was saddened by the verbal vitriol being tossed at the Muslim community. That negativity spurred the 48-year-old Hollywood, Florida native to write Little Özil, a children’s book about an eight-year-old,… Read the rest at our website.
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North Campus Alumna With Cerebral Palsy Hopes To Inspire Others With Poetry Book

Forty-three-year-old Tacara Turner has not let life’s obstacles get in her way. Not even cerebral palsy—a disorder that affects her movement and motor skills, locks her muscles and joints and makes it difficult for her to speak.  “She’s a very strong person [and] a really hard worker on anything… Read the rest at our website.
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Hialeah Campus Hosts Virtual Spoken Word To Celebrate Black History Month

Hialeah Campus will present the third annual Virtual Spoken Word: A Tribute to Black History Month on Feb. 3 from 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. via Blackboard Collaborate. The event will feature 20-25 student-made exhibitions, performances, writings and poems about Black family, race and identity. Attendees will have a… Read the rest at our website.