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(BALTIMORE – September 20, 2026) – We talk a lot about the skills required for success, but not nearly enough about the character required to sustain it. Character is not a glamorous subject. It speaks to our values—the principles we hope are first instilled at home. We study our disciplines, practice our crafts and sharpen our skills. Yet none of that determines what we will do when doing the right thing comes at a cost. That is when character takes over. It is not a glamorous topic. It speaks to values—the ones we hope are first taught at home. We all come to the table with our own experiences, skills, talents and ambitions. Businesspeople aspire to become successful. We study our disciplines. We practice our crafts. We sharpen our skills. At some point, however, we will face a decision: Do the right thing, or do something unscrupulous, shady, unethical—perhaps even illegal. That decision will have little to do with our abilities and everything to do with our character. Can I look at myself in the mirror? Can I sleep at night? Am I a decent person? Issues of moral turpitude typically involve dishonesty, theft or other conduct that reveals something troubling about a person’s character. It might begin with something small—so small that we barely give it a second thought. But over time, that small compromise becomes easier to repeat. Then it becomes something bigger. Eventually, a person can find themselves in a world of trouble. What is lost may be far more valuable than a job, a position or even one’s freedom. The greatest loss may be the damage done to one’s character. If we are driven solely by money or ego, then we need to take a hard look at ourselves. Everything cannot be about money. How we treat people matters. How we conduct business matters. How our business is perceived matters. What people believe about us can determine how far our enterprise will go. We see failures of character everywhere—in politics, business, sports, churches, mosques and synagogues. No profession, institution or individual is immune. What will we do when we face our defining moment? Will we cheat to win? Will we turn a blind eye to something that could hurt the company or the community? Will we surrender our souls for a comma in our bank accounts? Two commas? Three? Will we do whatever the boss tells us to do, even when it violates our morals? When my father was in business, he told me about some drug dealers who approached him to purchase formaldehyde. They intended to use it in connection with a street drug known in Washington, D.C., and Prince George’s County as “Dippers.” Back in the day, some called it “Love Boat.” My father refused. He could have accepted their money. He could have told himself that what they did with the product was not his responsibility. He could have looked the other way and made the sale. But he understood the real cost.…
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(BALTIMORE) — Mark your calendars for the new date. The Historic Pennsylvania Avenue Cadillac Parade & Festival, originally scheduled for October 24, has been rescheduled for Saturday, November 21, 2026.…
(BALTIMORE – September 5, 2026) – The 2026 HBCU football season is underway, bringing another fall filled with historic rivalries, homecoming celebrations and nationally televised classics. From the season-opening showdowns to the Bayou Classic and Celebration Bowl, BMORENews has assembled key dates, matchups, locations, and broadcast information to help fans follow the action. Compiled by BMORENews from official university and conference schedules, ESPN, HBCU GO, NCAA.com, New York Amsterdam News, HBCU Classics, and additional published listings. Updated Sept. 5, 2026. Editor’s note: Kickoff times and broadcast assignments remain subject to change. Readers should check the participating schools’ official schedules before…
(BALTIMORE – September 4, 2026) – The West North Avenue Development Authority (WNADA) has named Raenika Crew its new Economic and Business Development Officer. In this role, Crew will work with entrepreneurs and business owners along the West North Avenue corridor. Her responsibilities will include connecting businesses with technical assistance and access to capital, helping attract and retain businesses, identifying available commercial space, and supporting efforts to return vacant and underutilized commercial properties to productive use. Before joining WNADA, Crew worked as a technology consultant for a global public services firm, contributing to large-scale transformation projects involving clients in the financial,…
(BALTIMORE – September 2, 2026) — BMORENews.com will present Black Wall Street COLIN’S on Wednesday, September 30, 2026, from 6 to 8 p.m. at Colin’s Seafood & Grill, located at 1728 E. Northern Parkway in Baltimore. RSVP to blackwallstreetcolins2026.eventbrite.com. The evening will feature the Joe Manns Black Wall Street Awards, BMORENews.com’s signature recognition program celebrating Black entrepreneurs and professionals, as well as the people who support them—regardless of race. Founded in 2011, the awards have honored entrepreneurs, executives, educators, elected officials, community leaders, and other difference-makers in Baltimore, across Maryland, and throughout the United States. The mission is simple: celebrate…
UMD already possesses a world-class quantum ecosystem and a nationally competitive business school. Bringing those strengths together could establish a new gold standard in quantum technology management and commercialization. (COLLEGE PARK, MD – September 2, 2026) – Rod Carroll, my Morehouse brother and University of Maryland classmate, introduced me to the emerging world of quantum computing last school year. I had certainly heard of quantum physics before. Like many people, however, I could not have explained what it meant—or why it mattered. Rod helped me begin to understand it. In plain language, quantum science examines how matter and energy behave…
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