Hollywood, Fla.- M•I•A MEDIA GROUP LLC, publisher of Legacy Miami and Legacy South Florida, the premier publications for South Florida’s Black influencers and affluencers, is pleased to announce the release of its annual election issues. The magazines feature exclusive interviews and expert commentary on upcoming voting primaries and elections throughout South Florida.
Legacy Magazine Miami and South Florida Magazine’s Elections issues are distributed in the Miami Herald and Sun Sentinel, respectively.
Legacy Magazine Miami and South Florida Magazine’s Elections issues are distributed in the Miami Herald and Sun Sentinel, respectively.“These are the most important issues of Legacy Miami and Legacy South Florida we’ve ever published,” said Russell Motley, editor-in-chief, Legacy magazines. “It comes at a critical time for African-Americans who are still fighting for equality—even in the 21st century. The artwork on both covers of our magazines is reflective of the advocacy we support protecting the civil rights of Black citizens and encouraging them to change our unequal circumstances by heading to the polls.”
This year’s special editions include original elections-themed covers from noted artists Leroy Campbell and Charly Palmer. Leroy Campbell’s “Voting Together,” adorns the cover of Legacy Miami. Campbell’s offering seeks to evoke action and depict multi-generations of people exercising their right to vote. Conversely, Legacy South Florida sports Charly Palmer’s “I Am A Man, Brave.” The piece is Palmer’s artistic interpretation of Black men holding placards declaring, “I Am a Man.” Many readers may recall seeing this imagery from pictures of the 1968 Memphis Sanitation Workers strike. Both works encourage both readers and residents to research the issues, vet the candidates, and to exercise their hard-fought right to vote.
The issues also feature content, updates, questions, and responses from candidates vying for various elected positions serving Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach counties. Readers can also enjoy feature business trends, career success insights, and other content aimed at giving South Florida’s Black influencers and affluencers a competitive advantage in career, business, and industry.
For more information on Legacy Miami and South Florida magazines, please contact Shannel Escoffery at 305-412-9600 extension 700 or This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..
About Legacy Magazine
Established in 2004, Legacy Miami and Legacy South Florida magazine are news/business publications serving South Florida's black professional community with insightful articles and information on business, careers, politics, lifestyle, culture and social commentary. The publications are distributed throughout South Florida via partnerships with the Miami Herald and the Sun Sentinel.
