Author: Carma Henry

Students from Maryland’s four historically Black colleges and universities—the University of Maryland Eastern Shore, Bowie State University, Coppin State University and Morgan State University—participated in the event, which included a spoken-word competition; breakout sessions on hip-hop, sexual health and HIV/AIDS prevention; and performances by local hip-hop artists

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Birth Of A Nation Gazette11115c2

FRAZIER Funeral services for the late Cora Frazier – 88 were held Nov. 7 at First Baptist Church Piney Grove with Rev. Dr. Derrick J. Hughes…

GRAHAM Funeral services for the late Wallace Dalton Graham – 91 were held Oct. 26 at Gateway Church with Rev. Dr. Preston William II officiating. Interment:…

BURR Funeral services for the late Catherine Viola Browne Burr – 68 were held Nov. 7 at Community Church of God with Dr. J. Curtis Eubanks…

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My Future Is Now!

Baltimore Warrior says Black America has ‘accepted defeat’ while facing ‘insane levels’ of street violence