Harry T. and Harriette V. Moore were leaders in the civil rights movement and established the first NAACP in Brevard County.

Artist Delia Miller tells the story of local Black leaders through paintings and murals.

When you think of getting started in the tech field it can feel confusing and out of reach. So, one man is doing his part to clear things up and help people find their place in the growing industry. He was working in the entertainment industry when things took a bad turn, he ended up homeless, and living with his wife’s grandmother. He helped create the group “Black Orlando Tech.” The goal is to help diversify the industry and give people who don’t have exposure to it a sense of belonging. AdWalker says the group holds meetings where industry leaders meet up with newbies and people who want to know more about tech opportunities.

McKenzie said as the country began facing rising challenges in 2020, the idea of starting his own business grew. “There was a moment where I literally thought I was going to die and my body started to freeze up. Now, he owns a beachfront restaurant in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina called ‘J-Mike’s Flavor Station.”McKenzie started Table Ghost Kitchen with his girlfriend, Stevie Andujar, specializing in homemade cookies. Table Ghost Kitchen is now looking to expand and get its name out in the world. AdTo learn more about Table Ghost Kitchen visit their Facebook page and Instagram.