Students from Marylandâs four historically Black colleges and universitiesâthe University of Maryland Eastern Shore, Bowie State University, Coppin State University and Morgan State Universityâparticipated 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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Advancing Justice conference gives advocates hope for meaningful criminal reform
Have the AIDS talk with your Kids, because Alicia Keys said so
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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 âaccepted defeatâ while facing âinsane levelsâ of street violence
