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In a First for Flagler’s Black Heritage, Espanola Schoolhouse Is a Step Closer to National Register Listing

February 20, 2020 | FlaglerLive | 5 Comments

Today, the Espanola Schoolhouse retains its historic appearance and character and now serves the community as the St. Paul Youth Center, which is used for academic tutoring, a social center and summer camp for the area’s disadvantaged youth.

The Espanola Schoolhouse will be the first piece of Flagler County black history to be recognized nationally for its historical significance to education and black ethnic heritage.

I Grew Up In the Segregated South. For Me, Supreme Court Rulings Are Personal.

August 17, 2018 | FlaglerLive | 22 Comments

The author shares her grave concern for what Brett Kavanaugh’s influence could mean for communities of color, women, the LGBTQ community, and others who’ve fought to advance civil rights.

Flagler County Passes Precedent-Setting Ordinance Protecting Public Use of Private Beaches, But Its Future Is Uncertain

June 21, 2018 | FlaglerLive | 10 Comments

One of the illustrations used during a presentation on the public's customary use of Flagler's beach-front shows the old Flagler Beach Hotel, which opened in 1926, and the Moody Boulevard beach ramp granting public access to the beach. Click on the image for larger view.

Flagler’s customary-use ordinance forbids the walling off of private sections of beaches, though a new state law allows just such segregation from public use. Flagler expects its ordinance to be challenged.

Jews Then, Muslims Now: How Imprudent Judgments Desecrate Western Values

July 9, 2015 | FlaglerLive | 4 Comments

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To assume that all Muslims think alike because of their religious background, that they have “a mind” rather than individual thoughts, is as big a mistake as to assume to know the minds of Jews, Christians, or anyone else.

Supreme Court May Invalidate Fair Housing Provision Cities Use to Combat Segregation

January 21, 2015 | FlaglerLive | Leave a Comment

The Supreme Court has been weakening many civil rights protections for decades. It appears on the verge of gutting the Fair Housing Act. It hears arguments in a case today that will be decided by the end of June.

Ebola Isn’t a Problem in the U.S.
Hysteria and Xenophobia Are.

October 26, 2014 | Pierre Tristam | 8 Comments

There is not going to be an Ebola epidemic in the United States. There isn’t one now. But there is a an epidemic of hysteria and cowardice that’s costing more lives in Africa, and that could threaten the West if segregationists have their way.

Israel’s Apartheid Bus Lines

March 7, 2013 | FlaglerLive | 12 Comments

Israel’s transportation ministry gave in to Israeli colonists’ demands that they not have to ride buses with Palestinians, and started two segregated bus lines for Palestinians only.

What’s the State of Ecumenism in Flagler (And What on Earth is Ecumenism Anyway)?

June 4, 2010 | FlaglerLive | 5 Comments

Saturday evening’s music and fellowship program at Santa Maria del Mar brings together six churches and five denominations in a historic display of unity in Flagler County.

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