Typically, one poll does not garner this much attention. But the latest University of North Florida Jax Speaks poll gives us insight into what Jaxsons are feeling at this moment about newly elected officials and looming issues, like stadium negotiations between the city and the Jaguars. Before we get to the poll’s results, keep in mind: Polling only provides a
The U.S. government created ghettoes. Government action produced racially segregated communities in the U.S., including in Jacksonville. This was no accident. It was a policy enforced by rules and a complicit justice system. The effects are still being felt. Therefore, those of us who have benefited — mostly innocently — need to help remedy this injustice. Richard Rothstein broke through
here are nine stories that suggest Hispanic influence on the development and culture of Jacksonville is just as old as the city itself.
Two failed nominations reveal a surprising lack of understanding of how the City Council actually works and thinks.
In game two against the Kansas City Chiefs, the Jaguars showed they have a long way to go to reach the lofty expectations placed on this season.
Though it it comes as an affront to the immoral imbalance of white supremacy, disenfranchisement and early death be damned.
Here are 4 mass transit projects that were recently completed for a similar cost per mile to Jacksonville’s proposed Skyway replacement.
Even with proven, successful ways to provide affordable housing, funding at the state and local levels is not nearly strong enough to meet the need.
The Jaguars won their season opener against the Indianapolis Colts, but the box score looked better than the Jaguars’ performance.
Mayor Deegan’s war with the City Council will only alienate her against Council leadership, opinion columnist Andrew Moss says.