Raisa Habersham is an Accountability Reporter at various esteemed publications. She covers a range of topics including elections, government, politics, public policy, and civil rights, while also delving into culture and society, particularly issues of accessibility, diversity, and inclusion. Raisa's work has been featured in outlets such as AL.com, Yahoo Movies Canada, and the Miami Herald, among others.
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Raisa Habersham's coverage focuses on local government and politics in North Miami-Dade County, with an emphasis on legal policy regulation, government announcements, evolving stories, and breaking news. She frequently covers topics related to local politics, elections (including mayoral races), public parks, affordable housing issues, and the appointment of officials such as police chiefs.
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By: Raisa Habersham
Black film festival leaves Miami Beach
By: Raisa Habersham
Three North Miami city council members violated the city charter by asking third parties to pressure the city manager to intervene in the public works director's termination, a judge ruled Wednesday.
By: Raisa Habersham
North Miami lawsuit ruling could have consequences
By: Raisa Habersham
Dorothy Jenkins Fields recalls the excitement around the Orange Blossom Classic when it first got to Miami as if it were scribbled on the back of
From the time he was five years old, Clifton Addison was swinging a golf club alongside his dad when he'd accompany his father on networking outings.
By: Raisa Habersham
The Orange Blossom Classic's history goes back to 1933. Dorothy Jenkins Fields, a Miami historian and preservationist being honored by the organization, recalled the scenes from many OBCs in her lifetime.
By: Raisa Habersham
Republican Te Brown isn’t just running to succeed Frederica Wilson, she’s also preparing for her criminal trial in Illinois.
By: Raisa Habersham
In 1961, Carrie Meek became the first Black educator at Miami Dade College, then called North Dade Junior College, working her way through the ranks to associate dean and eventually becoming a state legislator and congresswoman.
By: Raisa Habersham
Play focuses on Black man’s lynching in Broward
By: Raisa Habersham
Before this week, I did not know who Rubin Stacy was. Stacy, a Black farmworker and father of two, was lynched in 1935 after a white woman claimed he'd attacked her with a penknife.
