(CHARLOTTE, NC – June 8, 2026) – Photographer Jerry Taliaferro has just published his latest photo essay, BLACK WOMAN AS MUSE (MUSE). The book is based on his traveling exhibition of the same title. It is a long-overdue homage to African American womanhood. This collection of photographs, produced over the course of decades, consists of images from one photographer’s odyssey to truly “seeing” the beauty that has always surrounded him. Most importantly, the subjects are Black Women who inhabit the day-to-day lives of most Americans. They are our mothers, sisters, daughters, friends, and coworkers. Rarely has the American woman of African descent been so gloriously portrayed. Every page is an emotional experience. This is a book that daughters will share with daughters as they celebrate the beauty that is uniquely their own.
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(BALTIMORE – May 27, 2026) – This is what I’m talking about when I say we live in a two-tiered system. Dalya Attar is currently facing federal blackmail and extortion charges, along with her brother and a former Baltimore police officer, whom she also allegedly used in her plot to weaponize a sex tape of her former campaign consultant. Reading through the charges really makes me feel like I’m watching the movie Enemy of the State. She should have stepped down as soon as this indictment was made public. Instead, she ran for reelection to the Maryland state Senate. Rather than…
(WOODLAWN – May 25, 2026) – When your name literally means “beauty and peace,” perhaps it was always destiny. For Maeion Bryant, Founder and Lead Artist of Maeion Beauty Collective, those two words aren’t just a personal identity — they’re a business philosophy, a mentorship mission, and a way of life that has touched thousands of lives across three decades. Bryant is one of the honorees at this year’s Joe Manns Black Wall Street Awards — WOODLAWN, and few people in Baltimore’s creative and business community are more deserving of that recognition. Her career began on the West Coast, navigating the…
BMORENews.comJoe Manns Black Wall Street Awards — WOODLAWN (BALTIMORE – May 25, 2026) – Some people serve in uniform. Some serve from the sidelines. Some serve quietly, year after year, shaping young lives without asking for applause. Fire Captain Gerald Quarles has done all three. BMORENews.com and the Joe Manns Black Wall Street Awards are proud to honor Fire Captain Gerald Quarles of the Baltimore City Fire Department at Black Wall Street WOODLAWN, Thursday, June 4, 2026, from 6 to 8 pm at 6665 Security Boulevard. RSVP to blackwallstreetwoodlawn.eventbrite.com. I have known Gerald since the first grade. We grew up…
(BALTIMORE – May 24, 2026) — Few leaders in Baltimore today embody resilience, vision, and execution quite like Shelonda Stokes. On Thursday, May 28, 2026, from 6 to 8 pm at Jody Davis Designs, BMORENews.com, and the Joe Manns Black Wall Street Awards — JODY DAVIS will proudly honor Stokes for her extraordinary leadership in business, economic development, and the continued revitalization of Downtown Baltimore. The event is part of the 15th Anniversary celebration of the Joe Manns Black Wall Street Awards, which has honored more than 3,000 entrepreneurs, professionals, educators, advocates, and community leaders across nine American cities. Guests…
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(WOODLAWN – May 21, 2026) — Some people stumble into their life’s calling. Frances Parks was born knowing hers. As a little girl, she would line up her dolls and teach them — a childhood ritual that turned out to be a rehearsal for a career spanning more than four decades and touching thousands of young lives across Baltimore City Public Schools. Parks, a proud graduate of Hampton Institute — now Hampton University — spent 42 years in education, first as a classroom teacher and then rising through the ranks to serve as an assistant principal for six years before…
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