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Mint Con 17 Promises to be the Conference for Creatives of Color and Diversity

BGWAC is headed to Washington D.C the weekend of September 15-16, 2017 for their first conference MINT. MINT is a ...
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Warning: This post contains spoilers from the Season 2 premiere of "Insecure."

In Season 2, 'Insecure' is more sure of itself than ever

Warning: This post contains spoilers from the Season 2 premiere of "Insecure."
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Anguillan reggae artist Omari Banks will perform on the main stage at Artscape on Sunday, July 23, 2017. The New York Times noted that the Reggae singer sounds like “a cross between Bob Marley and Bob Dylan,” while Vibe Magazine said Banks has a voice as “calming as chamomile and charisma that bubbles like a champagne toast.” Banks is scheduled to perform for an hour beginning at 3:30 pm

Anguillan Reggae Artist, Omari Banks to Perform at Artscape

Omari Banks has gone from playing cricket in Anguilla and around the world to playing Reggae on the main stage ...
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Moving Forward
Several members of the Veterans of the 231st Transportation Truck Battalion with Major General Linda L Singh, The Adjutant General MD National Guard (center). Sitting beside her is Brigadier General Claude Patterson who served with the HQ of the 231st in Korea, who recently passed away. On the extreme right is the retired SFC Lloyd R. Scott, President of the veterans organization with former Delegate Clarence (Tiger ) Davis.

All African American 231st Transportation Truck Battalion Celebrates 67th Anniversary

The Veterans of the 231st Transportation Truck Battalion will celebrate their 67th Anniversary of being ordered to active duty by ...
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Baltimore County students completed a six-week college readiness program hosted by Upward Bound. Many of the students are the first generation to attend college. (Seated, left to right) Jamil Charles, Lucy Ekeh, Adia Mason and Milan Marseille. (Standing, left to right) Dana Thomas, Sherron Edwards, Director of CCBC Upward Bound; and Rico Dorsey, a summer bridge student.

Upward Bound: Preparing high school students for college

After six-weeks of intensive sessions and college level coursework, 49 Baltimore County high school students graduated from the Community College ...
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In honoring the historic Black Press, Noni Marshall participated in the National Newspaper Publishers Association “Discovering The Unexpected” Journalism Fellowship, the eight-week program was sponsored by Chevrolet. Marshall plans to produce a daytime talk show, after she graduates from Howard University.

Howard University student uses journalism to give back

Born on a warm July day during the summer of 1997, Noni Marshall entered the world destined to create, lead, ...
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