Florida Sentinel 5-17-16 Online Edition

Celebratiing 71 Years In The Tampa Bay Area
Warrant Issued For Man In Nightclub Murder
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VOL. 71 NO. 79 TUESDAY, MAY 17, 2016 24 PAGES
75¢ Bulletin Carjacker Hits
Boy, Forces Him Out Of Vehicle
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Soul Food Restaurant Moves To New Location
Tampa Attorney Excels At Law, Movie Making
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TAMPA ORGANIZATION OF BLACK AFFAIRS SUPPORTS MEN OF VISION
The Tampa Organization of Black Affairs (TOBA) recently recognized the “Men of Vision” (MOV) for its work to provide positive ex- periences to better prepare Black male students for life. TOBA presented the MOV with supplemental funding to support their college tours program. Dr. Glenn Cherry, TOBA Board Member and Chairman of its Youth Development Committee said, “It is part of TOBA’s mission to sponsor various programs that refine the leadership skills of our youth. Furthermore, we support and encourage young people so that they can develop pride and gain confidence within themselves to be successful and productive in their personal lives and be better prepared to become future leaders within our community.”
For more information about TOBA visit www.tobanetwork.org.
From left to right: Attorney Clinton Paris, TOBA Board Member; Aaron Webb, 10th grader, Brooks DeBartolo Collegiate High School; Devin Johnson, 9th grader, Tampa Bay Technical HS; Dr. Glenn Cherry, TOBA Board Member; Ross Anderson, Men of Vision Advisor; Henry Tillman, Jr., 12th grader, Steinbrenner HS; Tymoie Coleman, 11th grader, Steinbrenner HS; James Ransom, TOBA Board Mem- ber; and Jeffrey Rhodes, TOBA Board Member. (Photography by BRUNSON)
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