Baltimore is a small place, no matter how big it seems. The internet has made it even smaller. There are... Read More
Last week, I told you about the upcoming Mother & Son’s Summit to be held in Baltimore tomorrow, February 17,... Read More
2017 has been a scary year for myself and many other residents living in Baltimore. For some reason, Baltimore’s... Read More
When you look at how Black festivals have been discouraged, downsized and basically under sponsored in every area its hard to ignore the dichotomy. The festivals where the audience is predominantly or more than 60% white, gets the money, advertisement and attention. Read More
Baltimore Mayor Catherine Pugh is considering the removal of her city's Confederate monuments, as New Orleans did just days ago. Read More
Are our kids safe in school? A Baltimore teacher is no longer employed after using the N-Word. Read More
In today’s society, where individualism is rarely celebrated and we’re encouraged to be clones of our favorite celebrities, it’s exciting... Read More
As the single mother of a teenage Black boy in Baltimore, you can imagine the struggles and hardships I’ve come... Read More
Sometimes you end up in the right place at the right time for all the wrong reasons. That’s what happened... Read More
The festival is a free family friendly event with food, fun, entertainment and even a tent to learn more about our cultural heritage. Read More
Baltimore residents finally saw a rouge cop brought to justice for a crime committed behind the badge. Wesley Cagle was sentenced to 12 years for shooting an unarmed suspect who had already been apprehended and secured in handcuffs. Read More
After 11 innings of intense baseball, the Toronto Blue Jays walk-off against the Orioles for a 5-2 win in the post season. Read More