Legacy 2016 South Florida: Top Black Educators Issue | Page 3

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14, 2016

PUBLISHER’S NOTE

AN INDEPENDENT SUPPLEMENT BY MIA MEDIA & COMMUNICATIONS GROUP TO THE SUN SENTINEL

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As we prepared the 2016 Top
Educators issue, the 2016 elec�on
was a looming backdrop. Over and
over, references to educated and
non-educated voters, and which
will control the elec�on, are
debated by poli�cal news anchors,
reporters and analysts. The vote
for who will elect America’s next
president is overwhelmingly in
favor of educated voters,
including Black men and women.
This na�onal poli�cal clout is
evidence of the power and impact
of educa�on in the Black

central tool for growth and success. They exemplify, through their own
success, that educa�on provides the most viable a