Editorial/Op-Ed
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Remembering Coretta Scott King Among Those Who Moved Us Forward By Barbara Reynolds
(TriceEdneywire.com – January 30, 2017) – Coretta Scott King died on January 30, 2006. Yet her legacy is very much alive as a coalition builder,...
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Guest Editorial: Charles’ Top Ten Stories of 2016
By Charles Robinson, Senior Journalist (BALTIMORE – December 29, 2016) – Each year as I compile this list, I get a chance to review seminal...
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Guest Editorial: The Weave …. Another Form of Crack by Damita Miles, www.damitamiles.com
#ItsNotJustAboutHair (NEW YORK – November 30, 2016 – www.damitamiles.com) – Let’s not pretend that we don’t know that many Black Women are wearing weaves and chemically straightening their hair...
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Op/Ed: Presidential Perspective 2016: Looking Forward … by K. Hayes
(BALTIMORE – November 20, 2016) – Ok! So, y’all know I never get political on FB. I just post funny meme’s and pictures of good...
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Op/Ed: Delegate Rosenburg Speaks on the Integrity of Our Vote
By Bmorenews Staff (BALTIMORE – October 18, 2016) – Yesterday, Delegate Sandy Rosenburg shared this comment on his Facebook page: “‘I hope you people can...
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Op/Ed: Late City Councilman Kenneth N. Harris, Sr. Remembered
By Art Wynn (BALTIMORE – September 23, 2016) – Gone, but never forgotten. My friend and brother, the former Baltimore City Councilman, the late Kenneth...
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Op/Ed: DOJ Report: The Revolving Door of Mayoral Priorities and Police Practices by Sheila Dixon
(BALTIMORE – September 2, 2016) – The eye-opening and jaw-dropping findings articulated in the Department of Justice (DOJ) report released a couple of weeks ago...
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Op/Ed: From Where Will Leadership Come? by Ralph Moore
By Ralph Moore (BALTIMORE – July 17, 2016) – The late Judge William H. Murphy, Sr. use to say, “we are wandering in the desert.”...
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Op/Ed: DALLAS: Changing the Narrative by The Warrior Lawyer, J. Wyndal Gordon, Esq.
(BALTIMORE – July 9, 2016) – This morning Baltimore local and statewide activist Kinji Scott, who happens to be gay, and often remarks of himself...
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“What to the Slave is the Fourth of July?” : Untitled Speech by Frederick Douglass on July 5, 1852 to the Ladies’ Anti-Slavery Society in Rochester, N.Y.
By Frederick Douglass (ROCHESTER – July 5, 1852) – What, to the American slave, is your 4th of July? I answer: a day that reveals...
